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hat said, I do not like being scared. I will not watch anything to do with torture porn, like “Hostel” or a version of “Saw” that isn’t edited for TV. Gore is good, but not when it’s realistic, and torture is good, but not when I get to see the results.
What’s missing from this sub-genre, are more films geared towards women. Raunchy, subversive, and absurdist are all monikers not often attached to films about girls becoming women.
After feverishly bingeing to finish the third season of Jenji Kohan's critically acclaimed "Orange is the New Black," there are a lot of new questions to be answered. From last season we weren’t sure whether Vee was dead, if Alex would be back at Litchfield this season, or if Rosa got away scot free.
Inspiration to become a writer usually comes from within, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t come from the world around us as well. Maybe you were a library kid, or you always wanted to be a playwright.
Like a lot of people I usually find independent films that I want to see by going to Hulu trailers and watching to my heart’s content. There are several films that I have been eyeing, and though you never know how good a film is just from its trailer, these films are looking mighty interesting:
What is disappointing about this is that there aren’t any films with females at the helm. We’ve had some great female supporting characters, and there have been recent announcements that new female heavy films will appear in the coming years, but we still don’t have a huge female driven film.
