Sweat
Sweat is an affecting and empathetic portrayal of loneliness in the social media age, albeit one which stumbles when applying that same eye towards stalking.
Author: Callie Petch
Occasional Film Critic, Human Disaster, naïve progressive. (They/Them) Follow them on Letterboxd (@CalliePetch).
We’re Moving!
TL;DR: moving to calliepetch.com on Friday, site’s gonna be weird for up to a month whilst I fix everything.
What I’ve Been Watching: 29/05/21 – 04/06/21
Demons, dragons, witches, and wolves.
What I’ve Been Watching: 08/05/21 – 21/05/21
Lizards, Logans, lovers, and losers.
So I’ve Finally Played Titanfall 2…
A lesson as to why first impressions aren’t everything.
Keir Starmer is Failing
“We’re competent adults” is not a substantive electoral strategy.
Squid – Bright Green Field
In a sea of similar UK art-punk outfits, Squid’s debut makes its impact via cohesive unpredictability and greater hooks than its contemporaries.
What I’ve Been Watching: 26/04/21 – 02/05/21
Flicks, fists, guns, and guitars.
So I’ve Finally Played Donut County…
Ben Esposito’s ultra-charming vibe.
What I’ve Been Watching: 07/04/21 – 13/04/21
Racism, homophobia, men getting raped by animals, and Ed Wood.
