Candyman
The unmentionable boogeyman is hermeneutic vertigo.
Codes and myths, narratives and icons, rituals and representations.
The unmentionable boogeyman is hermeneutic vertigo.
"He is the voice and personification of the weltschmerz to the sophisticate."
For captive and captor alike, there is no escape.
"Too much whimsy and fantasy are objectionable.”
Cinema irrupts into the TV space.
Propaganda of the most dramatic and welcome kind.
Marlowe wanders the aisles of a supermarket at night.
Down in front!
A 1999 interview with Daniel Clowes, about Ghost World.
"Mickey! Mickey! Tricky Mickey Mouse!”
A palette reminiscent of Cuba’s Revolution-era color scheme.
A black body and head, large eyeballs, and a partially white face.
Losers don’t know how to behave triumphantly when they win.
The child/adult is a holy fool, who speaks truth to power.