…into his patients. Dr. Brinkley was fond of operating while intoxicated, his patients often suffered from severe infections or died outright, and usually the goats balls would simply dissolve in… View Post

…laughed throughout most of the movie at the sheer outrageousness of the plot, making me now think it probably has more in common with Martin Scorsese’s dark comedy After Hours… View Post

…company of Hartley and his circle of supporters. The only downside of the evening was when I made a complete spectacle of myself while meeting Hal. I value interesting filmmakers… View Post

…the taxidermy coldness. Instead, there’s awe, there’s curiosity. But he has no clue how to communicate that. He has no clue how to simply invite this girl upstairs for dinner,… View Post

…20 million—about murder. “The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic.” How aptly put, Mr. Stalin. How can anyone comprehend millions of deaths… View Post