Tag #Body Horror

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Toronto Film Festival: Curry Barker's Obsession - A Love Spell Gone Wrong

Curry Barker, a YouTuber turned filmmaker, premiered his film "Obsession" at the Toronto Film Festival, a horror film about a love spell gone wrong that explores the dark side of obsessive love.

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Cronenberg's "The Shrouds": A Surreal Exploration of Grief and Technology

The Shrouds", David Cronenberg's possibly last film, follows eccentric tech entrepreneur Karsh who uses technology to maintain a relationship with his dead wife, exploring themes of grief, technology, and the surreal in present-day Toronto.

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Carrion Crow: Victorian Imprisonment and Female Self-Destruction

Heather Parry's "Carrion Crow" depicts Marguerite Périgord's physical and mental decline due to imprisonment by her mother before a forced marriage in late Victorian London, challenging societal expectations of women and exploring themes of female oppression and self-destruction.

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David Cronenberg on "The Shrouds"

This article discusses David Cronenberg's latest film, "The Shrouds," its creation, reception, and its connection to Cronenberg's personal life and artistic legacy.

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IVF Crisis Leads to Unexpected Catharsis Through 'Aliens'

A psychotherapist undergoing IVF treatment finds catharsis and emotional release by rewatching James Cameron's "Aliens," connecting the film's imagery of parasitic aliens and exploding eggs to her own experiences with bodily invasion, fertility treatments, and pregnancy anxieties.

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Cannes Review: Ducournau's "Alpha" – A Visually Striking but Thematically Unsatisfying Film

Julia Ducournau's "Alpha," a Cannes Film Festival entry, depicts a virus turning people to stone, metaphorically representing the AIDS epidemic, but focuses primarily on a family drama involving addiction and illness, set in France during the 1980s and 90s.

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Codependent Couple Experiences Horrifying Transformation in "Together

Together" depicts a couple's codependent relationship that takes a disturbing turn after a mysterious encounter near their new home, resulting in horrifying physical changes and exploring the dangers of sacrificing individuality for intimacy.

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