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Horror movies saved my life. I was a lonely, shy girl who was bullied in the 4th grade. I watched horror to get away from real life. They were exciting and fun. The final girls were smart and strong. I fell in love with horror way back when I was maybe 6 or 7 when I would watch Tales from the Darkside with my grandpa. He loved horror too. But what really pulled me in is when I saw Nightmare on Elm Street 4. I saw the final scene where Alice is kicking Freddy's butt and I was in love with this film. Freddy was cool, Alice was tough and smart. I had to find more of these films. I rented all the Nightmare on Elm Street movies first. Then went on to so many others. I love all kinds of horror too. The only kind I don't personally like is rape revenge with the exception of Last House on the Left which is brilliant and Ms. 45. Without horror, I think I would have been lost. I still collect horror today. I love my hobby and have a blast revisiting movies I've forgotten about and discovering movies I'd never heard of. I must also say that when I was growing up, women didn't get to be superheros or action stars. Horror movies were the only movies I ever saw where the female characters were intelligent, fun, and tough as nails. It was amazing. Still is

Julio Torres’ Fantasmas pilot explores the edginess of various letters (idk how to sum it up any better) 😂. It’s very good and very gay

Have you watched Station Eleven? It’s the perfect post-apocalyptic media piece that focuses on the culture, art, and survival of the world. You may have mentioned it in the video I just started it hehe

This was an amazing video essay. Maybe my favorite I’ve ever watched on the platform!

that was awesome. clearly took a lot of work and love to do. the body in pain essay is great

Maybe but you're forgetting the fact that horror is the worst genre. Besides fear is not a positive emotion thus being scared is not entertainment.

Leo's carax said in an interview that it was a film about the present moment. He says that movie scenes have neither past nor future. When he shoots a scene, it is the PURE present moment. This is why the scenes of the film are unique and do not relate to a past or a future of the characters.

I saw that film 5 times and still feel the need for more 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿 And yes, this movie changed my life.... for the best 🙏 Thank you for sharing with us your feelings about Holy Motors 🛤

Worst song choice I've ever heard in my life for those end credits. I had to pull my car over.

Thank you

What's that movie at 0:26?

Should have written a blog instead of making this video....

Two more that came to mind are the Los Angeles band X, and the members of the Manson family carving Xs on their foreheads.

The Beginner's Guide is quite a simple tale, the kind usually found in a book and not an interactive medium, about how easily and openly someone can lie and ignore. Coda says nothing, and Davey tells the world he is depressed. Coda says he is not depressed, and Davey tells the world he is depressed. Coda says he is happy with something, and Davey says Coda is unhappy and needs help. Coda says he REALLY don't like what Davey is doing even if he calls it helping, and Davey hears he needs to do more "help" Coda says he never wants to hear a single word from Davey again, and Davey wants to apologize a million times to him Coda says this material is private, and Davey acknowledges that before he shares it with the world. And Davey has no problem at all lying to himself and to the players face in the very same moment they are looking at evidence

Kidzbop matrix except it's actually good

Wow... you guys just have to push the racism and trans people into EVERYTHING.

fantastic essay

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This was such a refreshing treat. Analysis like this are difficult to find in video format. I'm grateful to have found your channel..

Amazing analysis!

i remember that greentext

nice vid thanks

One of my favorite videos I can't stop thinking about it! Thank you for this incredible view at art

Wonderfully put.

where can i find your full cover of Modern Living please? i love it

I've been agonizing the last few weeks about what is horror, and this video made me realize that I was definitely overthinking it. I was thinking about it as something that needs to meet storybeats & plotpoints, but being scared isn't ever something with a clear structure, it can be dream-like and blurry. It can be whatever you want it to be. It really is just a very subjective experience tailored to break open whatever fear the story is exploring. I feel i've been enlightened with the storytelling potential there lmao

You are all EQUALLY important to the game.

Sometimes, even after analyzing something so much, you still need someone to point something out before you notice it. Because of your video, it's only now that I recognize the themes of adventure time and why they affected me so much. It's only now, after *7 years* of building a world that I want to write a book in ( but been ever hesitant to do) that I realize why my own setting and story means so much to me, consideting that I wrote them using the same themes without realizing. Thank you for this video. For pointing out what I connected with so much in adventure time, but could not pin down myself

Great, (relatively) brief but informative explainer! Excellent job! Are there timestamps for the various citations? Thanks so much!

Came here from a recommendation/mention in one of super eyepatch wolf videos can't believe that this is 4 years old awesome

Got this recommended by a Uni professor. Amazing stuff!

My new favorite channel ❤❤❤

Amazing analysis im subscribing right now ❤❤❤

Very nice editing.

I read a really good description of the difference between gen z and millennials using Hamilton. Millennials try to work within the current system to try and improve it while Gen Z are actively trying to dismantle it as it needs to be built from the ground up So Hamilton is the Millennial working within Broadway trying to add diversity and new styles of music but still tied down with inaccessibility to large diverse audiences the prices a Broadway show choose to have While gen z are creating musicals directly on UA-cam and ignoring Broadway and their rules and gatekeeper ways

One of the most boring and hard to stick with books I've read. It just may not be my kind of book. I'll stick with his sister's music.

Video essays: delve into philosophical, literary and artistic meaning of the game. Gameplay videos: "THIS IS WHAT DRIVES PEOPLE TO TURN INTO WEREWOLVES!"

This video is perfect

The Beginner's Guide made me hate Davey Wreden. Everyone has the right to subject media to critical analysis. Everyone. And fuck him for trying to guilt us into not doing that.

Most Disturbed Person On Planet Earth isnt horror. It is extreme porn. It is so extreme it isnt even porn sometimes

Not for Me?.. just like the #House of Leaves!

So many good practical effects!!! ❤

the phrase "a fantasy can quickly turn into a nightmare - *simply because nothing forbids it to*" is fucking terrifying thanks lmao

What a treasure this book/movie is. As an adult, it speaks volumes to me about searching out wholeness, both within and without, in myriad ways. I rarely ever seek out the books movies are based off of but in this case those excerpts are absolutely entrancing.

This video is simply a masterpiece. I came back to it after years and it never fails to move me and make me tear up. Simply delicious content.

Yet another incredible video from your channel, it makes UA-cam still worth visiting. I always had this itch in my head about this rarely yet commonly used, relatively hard to pronounce (yet catchy at the same time) letter with quite its primordial shape. But I don't know if this video satiates my curiosity or has opened new rabbit holes. Anyway, it's made me subscribe to your Patreon (my first one at that!)

the last unicorn was my favourite movie from at least the age of 5, then my favourite novel from the age of 17. i felt it told my story and identity with it so much. i don’t know how i stumbled across this video but ive been watching it on repeat trying to soak up every single thing you’re saying and im crying each time.

I feel like one of the greatest things that human beings have been able to achieve is to be able to create insane ridiculous things that make no sense but also scare the shit out of people to the point that they are willing to pay money to experience these things.

Sometimes it feels good to not feel good.

To me Horror Help us to Face, Realize, and Understand are Own Fears!