It was this article, and some discussions we had, that inspired me to explore liminality and liminal spaces in film with a newsletter of my own. Good stuff!
It's definitely an experience and requires some adjustments in expectations, but once you're willing to meet it on its terms, you'll have a great time.
Great stuff. I did a little Substack post on analog horror and Skinamarink a few months back where I praised the short film "Heck" by the same director. It's basically a precursor to Skinamarink and was much more effective for me due to a number of slightly different approaches. Highly recommend checking it out if you haven't yet (it's available on YouTube).
Skinamarink made me feel extremely claustrophobic and a little nauseous. It was a unique experience and I think films like that have power.
It was this article, and some discussions we had, that inspired me to explore liminality and liminal spaces in film with a newsletter of my own. Good stuff!
That's awesome to hear, Michael. Thank you.
Loved this. Reminded me I need to watch Skinamarink ASAP.
It's definitely an experience and requires some adjustments in expectations, but once you're willing to meet it on its terms, you'll have a great time.
Great stuff. I did a little Substack post on analog horror and Skinamarink a few months back where I praised the short film "Heck" by the same director. It's basically a precursor to Skinamarink and was much more effective for me due to a number of slightly different approaches. Highly recommend checking it out if you haven't yet (it's available on YouTube).
Thanks! I've had it on my "Watch Later" forever. Maybe it's time to check it out.