★ ★ ★ ★ “Intimately portrays depths of emotion with only action.”
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All articles filed in Michaela Barton
(she/they) is a Welsh/Scottish freelancer who loves the horror genre and still thinks they'd make a great Final Girl despite their inability to run for more than a minute. Can be found wearing horribly patterned dad shirts while raving about drag queens.
‘Frankenstein’: One Big Queer Family
Someone who may not be an entirely obvious gay icon is a monstrous amalgamation of grave-robbed body parts. However, despite his odd origins, Frankenstein’s Monster is just that – an icon. Frankenstein has influenced queer art for decades, whether he’s starring in art installations or inspiring some of our favourite cult films like Rocky Horror…
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REVIEW: ‘Butt Boy’ (2020) is Not as Bad as the Film’s Title
“It sucks you in, like a big absorbing butt.”
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REVIEW: Cell Adore Film Festival showcases the finest in short filmmaking talent
It’s clear that filmmaking talent is plentiful in the debut of Cell Adore Film Festival 2020
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Cell Adore Film Festival: The perfect online festival for a lockdown
A film festival for all your self-isolation needs – Cell Adore Film Festival is entirely online and free. Running from April 10 – 12.
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'Bringing up Baby' (1938) is a Revolutionary Queer Protest
Bringing up Baby rejects norms and subverts expectations in this sub-textually queer screwball comedy.
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REVIEW: ‘Emma’ (2020) is a Vivid and Vivacious Twist on an Old Classic
★★★★ “Visually, Emma is as perfectly vain as its titular character, which is brilliant.”
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But Just How Gay is ‘The Lighthouse'(2019)?
God is the ultimate Daddy in the film noir horror, The Lighthouse.
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That’s So Gay… A Column Investigating LGBTQ+ Subtext in Film
For the LGBTQ+ society, subtext were the only morsels we got from fiction.
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REVIEW: Housing Erotic Horror, ‘Girl on the Third Floor’ is a Haunting Wet Dream
“DIY Grand Designs turns into the Haunting of Hump House.” Giving into temptation is a dangerous thing to do, especially when you live within a vengeful house adept in bringing out the worst in people. Girl on the Third Floor is the first feature for director, Travis Stevens, who seemed perfectly at home in this…
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