Letterboxd — Your life in film

I honestly don't know how to talk about this movie. There are no words that could describe how terrifying, heartbreaking, hysterical and fucking brilliant this movie is. Nothing could have ever prepared me for this. 

It's been almost an hour since I walked out of my Hereditary screening, and I find myself baffled. Still shaking and laughing, trying to have a normal conversation with my mom. I have fallen in love with movies over and over again, but horror movies…

my first night at college, a friend and i took our first weed cookie from a girl we'd just met. 2 hours later we locked ourselves in my dorm room, laid on the twin beds, and tried our best not to die. after my friend decided to go back to her own room to sleep (it took her a solid 3 minutes to get the key in the hole), i was alone in the dark and nothing felt real. i…

Co-writer and director David Cronenberg is the genuine hero in this movie as he uses his techniques and raw talent to apprehend the mood and tone of William S. Burroughs' 1959 novel, an incredibly difficult book to adapt. It’s a journey from the real world to the hallucinated one inside Burroughs' mind and is accompanied by a score featuring some fantastic free jazz from Ornette Coleman. Judy Davis is outstanding, but it's Peter Weller, as William Lee, who clenches the…