Category: 1980s
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In a clever blend of neo-noir and dream logic, David Lynch crafts the most insidious tale of voyeurism–and the superficially saccharine nature of suburbia.
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Wolf’s Hole might be constrained by genre and location, but its Soviet-era paranoia and intriguing themes are more than enough to pull you in.
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This awe-inspiring classic from Wim Wenders captures not just the city of Berlin, but the entire world, at a critical time.
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Making your heart pound in more ways than one, The Fly (1986) stands as one of Cronenberg’s crowning achievements. Jesus. One of my favorite films in the last year was The Substance (2024), and I still go back and watch clips of it sometimes. There’s so much to mine from that film, but a lot…
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