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German shock genre cinema's mistrust of the culture's supposed rejection of its fascist history is an essential motivator (see also NEKROMANTIK for example). It's easy to focus on the simple fact of this young girl's ultimately violent obsession with a pop star but it's…
My favourite slow-burner and quite possibly the ultimate crazy-girl movie in existence. It made me delve deeper into Eckhart Schmidt's fantastic filmography. I just love this one so much. ♥️
"i SHOULD want to cook him a simple meal.. but i SHOULDNT want to cut into him... to tear the flesh... to wear the flesh.... to be born unto new worlds where his flesh becomes my key"
So that's why Debbie Gibson never wrote back! ... Damn and me being such a fine young cannibal as well.
Celebrity worship can walk a fine line between joyful interest and crazed obsession. I’m not always sure teenage me fell on the right side of it (can I blame hormones and a not-fully developed brain?), but not have an underlying psychopathic condition probably helped me…
A dizzying display of pure 80s bliss with a sensual kiss. A heavy hypnotizing wave that pulled me into a whimsical world of wonder. A surreal trip that caught me in a trance. My brain did prance. Endless 80s dance. A slow burn that made my heart yearn. German Joy Division…
This is one of those movies that makes you think one thing, and at the end you're taken somewhere that's not unexpected, but shocking. To be honest, it's not until almost halfway through where the promise of a horror movie is finally fulfilled. Up until then, we've had a…
“The Fan” circulates the winds of desolation and desire. Fiddle with the settings all you like; it will switch to an icy cold gust only when it knows you are far from good and ready. Director Eckhardt Schmidt’s masochistic fantasy of a schoolgirl searching for her pop…
A low and slow cook leads to this tender love story. The power and allure of the Third Reich is recontextualized by Germany's subsequent generation, trading dictators for pop stars and hate-filled rhetoric with new-wave synth-pop. Kill your idols.
Oh, so THIS is how I meet Niall Horan... *takes notes* Genuinely can't decide if I liked this or not. I think a lot of it felt too drawn out for me, but I liked all the plot points and the dark turns it took.
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