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Columna: La Dientona, o los peligros del escepticismo
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Alan D.D. nos cuenta la leyenda de La Dientona, la mujer de dientes largos, y considera los peligros de estar demasiado orgullosa del escepticismo.
Film & TV Reviews
“Midsommar”: an Objective Review
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Eric O. Scott reviews Ari Aster’s new film, “Midsommar,” and examines how it compares to other examples of “Pagan horror.”
Film & TV Reviews
Film Review: The Love Witch
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A new independent fiction film exploring Witchcraft has hit the festival circuit. Anna Biller’s latest film The Love Witch is a colorful feast of pathological obsession, violence, narcissism, love and Witchcraft. Filmed in 35mm, the film contains a remarkable retro flair combined with a contemporary sensibility. Through the film, Biller explores both modern themes, such as the expression of female fantasy and non-traditional religious practice, along with age-old struggles involving gender politics and romantic love. In an interview, Biller told The Wild Hunt, “I can’t remember the exact moment I decided to make this film, but it initially came from getting interested in pulp novel covers and being struck by the images of witches on some of them.”