Damage’s Top Ten Movie Moms
We love our moms, and we love our movies. It’s Damage’s top ten movie moms. (Plus one because Almodóvar loves his moms, and plus another because RIP Shelley Duvall.)
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I Spy With My Glass Eye
The <em>Knives Out</em> franchise stymies political consciousness by gratifying the desire for reality to conform to the liberal viewer’s fantasies.
Death Drive in Blue
Are you sure you weren’t rooting for the Americans all along?
Tár Money Grindset
The culture industry makes fun of classical music even while defending it.
Michelle Yeoh in the Multiverse of Me
A Review of <em>Everything Everywhere All at Once</em>.
What Are We Looking At?
<em>Don’t Look Up</em> is not a good movie. That the Left insists otherwise is not a good sign.
There is No Red Pill
The red pill/blue pill metaphor has survived the last two decades, which should be strange: the choice it describes no longer exists.
