Ottessa Moshfegh, What Forms of Art, Activism, and Literature Can Speak Authentically Today?
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Ottessa Moshfegh, What Forms of Art, Activism, and Literature Can Speak Authentically Today?
One of my grandfathers was a dentist. The other was a fisherman.
I had a bonus grandfather who was a trucker.
What did your grandfathers do?
i hate cursive i hate it people in the 80s used it exclusively as an excuse to have shit handwriting (oh im writing cursive it's fancy so it's good) fucking illegible scramble of loopy lines shitty as fuck unmanageably bad i wish we all died YES im jealous of people with good handwriting but these are not those people these are people whose cursive script is a million times worse than my chickenscratch fuckedassed to hell print these are people who shouldve been shot for touching a pen these are people whose fine motor skills stop at diggin in their butts i hate cursive i hate it
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Books about polar expeditions are always called All The Dead People Who Died On The Most Deadly Journey Ever At the Poles: the Doomed Final Expedition of John Doomedtodieonaboat Where He Died and the reviews are all like 'wow this story was so gripping I just had no idea what was going to happen to Captain Doomedtodieonaboat'
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"there is no way you're not using chatgpt for at least a few things here and there no matter your stance on it" what the FUCK are you talking about
The Shogun Assassination arc is even better with a rewatch holy shit.
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The German company that built the forklift used in the Louvre robbery uses a photo of the heist to advertise itself: ”
"The Böcker Agilo moves your 400kg treasure with a speed of 42meters/minute. Quiet as a whisper thanks to the 230v electric motor."
The Last Circus (2010) isn’t just a horror film. It’s an exorcism.
Álex de la Iglesia’s masterpiece uses the clown—not as a joke, but as a wound—to dissect Spain’s unburied trauma: fascism, machismo, and the silence that follows mass violence. Set against the shadow of the Valle de los Caídos, this tragicomic nightmare follows two clowns locked in a brutal dance of toxic masculinity, with a woman caught between them—not as a prize, but as a battlefield.
The violence is operatic. The humor is pitch-black. The grief is national.
Every frame is drenched in blood-reds and bruised purples. The performances—Carlos Areces’ shattered vulnerability, Antonio de la Torre’s terrifying charisma, Carolina Bang’s fierce resilience—are staggering. And that final image, atop Franco’s monument? One of the most haunting in 21st-century cinema.
This isn’t grindhouse for shock’s sake. It’s grotesque as political language—beautiful, brutal, and necessary. A landmark of antifascist cinema that refuses to let Spain forget.
As critic Cole Abaius wrote:
“Over all, the film is incredible. In the oldest sense of that word, it is awe-inspiring and grotesque. Stunning and heartfelt. It is a love letter to a country, a time and a frowning clown singing mournfully about a weeping trumpet.”
I 100% agree.
5/5 stars. A film I return to again and again—not for comfort, but for catharsis.
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link to full review and trailer in source.
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