If you like this one, I definitely recommend Abel Ferrara's The Addiction and Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive.NYN wrote: ↑Sat Aug 02, 2025 11:37 am The Hunger
First. The debut feature from the director of Top Gun.Never is the V word uttered, or other tropes thrown around. The otherwise perpetrated romantic notion of eternal life is shown with perverse betrayal. A rattle sounds on the soundtrack and no snake is seen. Beautiful mask for aged face. Alice, oh Alice, please spit out your gum! Easiest overall metaphor is addiction, duh, yet I wonder if there is a hidden one? Possibly about H.I.V.? Heavy inter-cutting of scenes former and current in the beginning quite jarring, I won't confuse them for MTv flavour. Climax reminds me strongly of a chase in a building 'tween a Nex6 and a slave: who creates who? A preserved capsule, no kitsch. Will see again.
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Re: the erotic hunger I know is no game

We here shall not rest until we have made a drawing-room of your shaft, and if you do not all finally go down to your doom in patent-leather shoes, then you shall not go at all.
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Yeah, I know the Jarmusch one. It's all right, considering that he's the director I reckon who does movies only for himself, rather than audiences. I felt trolled with one of his others, as in breaking 4th wall for no apparent reason.
The other I have to read up, though I dig AF's Body Snatchers. Thanks.
The other I have to read up, though I dig AF's Body Snatchers. Thanks.
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