A Filmmaker Obsessed with Violence

31:36 i think the idea of very gruesome violence is very distant from us; you barley hear of that violence near you so why mind it bc it’s just an over the top scene while any scene describing gruesome sexual assault is reality for majority of women and fem presenting people so just having it there present with absolutely no reason besides just it is what it is
all of these scenes made majority by men isn’t to have some meaning to why or to make the viewer question the normalcy in our society but to gawk at it like another over the top scene instead of the reality women fear or had done to them, it is a stark reminder of how no one sees their trauma as it is but as something to gawk
i spoke in binary terms since the conversation solely focused on women/fem ppl who experienced this

Great video overall, but gotta say that Pancake stole the spotlight.

Another good listen. I appreciate that it feels like a friendly conversation instead of an essay or lecture. Even if it is still clearly a one sided one. 😂
Willingness to allow stumbles or calling yourself out on stuff you just said. Adds to the enjoyment.

Back when candyman was being made the directors asked if a movie about a black horror antagonist would be racist and the aacp said it was fine, just a movie. I just find it funny that natives aren't allowed to be inbred cannibals but nobody said wrong turn is racist against Appalachian whites. Some groups gotta be treated with kid gloves I guess at this point in history.

Troglodyte literally means cave-dweller. It has no negative connotations, except that it's used to call someone stupid or primitive, like a caveman. And when I watch the movie, I of them as a prehistoric human species. Of course they're going to wear leather and bones and have long hair and use primitive weapons, that's how prehistoric people would have likely looked.

great video, bless you and bless Pancake

happy you came across my recommendations

Watched all of Zahler's filmography he has a lot of the hallmarks of Coen movies. The casual relationship to violence and race that seems to be a blasé when in the frame. The ensemble casts and the use of talented but underrated character actors. Basically I'm trying to say that every-time Zahler and Udo Kier work together its magical.

Hi, could you give Pancake some extra loving from this household.

Not trying to get too personal, but are you a Texan? Cause yeah – we don’t lay in the grass in Texas. It bites 😂

I didn’t realize that wariness wasn’t a cultural universal until I was on my second international field school.

I tried with Bone, I really did but the way the antagonists and the women were portrayed and labeled REALLY shut me down. I figured it was just a personal problem.

Thumbnail and title isn’t great took me like 12 hours to finally click this

Wow excited to settle in w this one, just came from your devil video!

Kristijan stanko has the movie uploaded on YouTube. If you wanna pause pre-spoilers