well well well looks like my demented run-on sentences that could only be the product of a still-plastic mind being exposed to a toxic combo of classical Latin literature and peak blog-era internet writing are suddenly worth something*
*could never be mistaken for AI
Don’t make me make this face at you; I have an un-Botoxed forehead, I’m not afraid to use it!!
I love to reread The House of Mirth for the zillionth time and be like “ok Lily Bart…I’m giving you ONE more chance to get this right”
if I was in New York, I'd go to this. I wouldn't miss it for the world. all the coolest people are gonna be there.
thank you David 😭 fingers crossed for a Bay Area screening soon
Damn…I wonder if there are any New Yorkers out there who haven’t yet purchased their tickets to Revelations of Divine Love at Anthology Cinema Archives…that would be so embarrassing…
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they call it “being 35” because that’s the age by which you should have 3-5 disco djs in your life
let’s GOOOOOO
no she loved it both in the dream and waking life
I once had a dream about showing this video to my sister. When I woke up, I texted her to ask if she’d ever seen it, and she said no, so I got to literally make my dream come true.
The new trailer for Caroline Golum's acclaimed feature Revelations of Divine Love has arrived ahead of a theatrical release beginning next month.
9:00 PM THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH by Roger Corman 1964, 89 min, 35mm Share + This screening is part of: REVELATIONS OF THE MIDDLE AGES Film Notes - It's no accident that our film is dedicated to the memory of Roger Corman (stay for the end of the credits!), who passed away while we were editing REVELATIONS. No one could stuff ten pounds into a five-pound bag quite like America's indie godfather, whose suite of Edgar Allen Poe adaptations comprise the crown jewels in a crowded filmography of low-budget masterpieces. Despite initial concerns that THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH would receive (unfavorable) comparisons to Ingmar Bergman's THE SEVENTH SEAL, the two films offer a Goofus-and-Gallant-esque read on the Middle Ages. In Bergman we encounter an austere, verging on nihilistic portrait of everyday medieval life, while Corman - via charismatic star Vincent Price - embraces the innate absurdity of medieval nobility to paint a cautionary tale of willful ignorance and decadence in the face of looming catastrophe. The screening on Thurs, Mar 26 will be introduced by Caroline Golum and REVELATIONS' star Tessa Strain and assistant director Sydney Buchan!
I’ll also be joining her and our AD Sydney in introducing my favorite Roger Corman film 🌝
The companion series of Medieval films Caroline programmed to run alongside us is also not to be missed!
NEW YORK PREMIERE INCOMING
in the proud tradition of great Californians who are from Tennessee…
Johnny Knoxville shouldn't be hosting Reboot Fear Factor, he should be hosting Reboot California's Gold/Visiting
An amazing piece. Thank you for this, Robert.
I'm not crying....you're crying!!!
A real nice bit of reviewage from Rob Rubsam in @thebaffler.com, placing "Revelations" within a larger trend of the sublime and spiritual in contemporary cinema!!
And can you believe they used a still from our movie for the header!!
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Extremely cool to see our movie examined in tandem with The Testament of Ann Lee—was hoping someone would make the connection!
Acquired Cinema author C.J. Prince is right on the money in their assessment of our movie: decidedly unfashionable and unapologetically sincere!
Check out the rest of their Semaine de la critique de Montreal recap here!
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News so big I logged into bluesky
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great thing to see on my rare Bluesky check-in 🍇
Everything being so bad rn really puts small inconveniences in perspective (by allowing you to view them as side effects of larger systemic problems and then lose your mind).
time to hit up the Van Nuys Country General Store!! outfitting fake cowboys since 1956
back in the news :(
that’s what they’re saying…
WELL WELL WELL IF IT ISN’T MY IMMINENT SCREEN DEBUT
soap and water…classic combo
