As many followers would know, my approach to film is greatly influenced by Harada's theories in both style and politics. It's really an honor to have his feedback and support for Intravenus and I give my greatest thanks to him and everyone else working with the Kiryukan.

If you're around the Atlanta area, I hope you come to the screening as it really is an experience made for the theatric space with its incredible acting and style of filming and sound design. I can't emphasize enough the talent our actors brought to the film.

While I don't know a thing about promotion, I do know my love for the lost art of lobby cards, so in preparation I did this set of cards built up from numerous production stills.

...And it is only when the audience actively thinks about and accesses the various keywords mentioned throughout that a door will open, leading to freedom from the suffocation of reality.
We recommend seeing Intravenus.

Eisenstein advocated "intellectual cinema" as a form of dialectical fusion between science and art.
Intravenous is an intellectual horror film that skillfully combines this dialectic with a nostalgic sensibility of 1970s horror and a discussion-based political drama from the same era.

If there's one thing our crew and cast made certain of, it's a one of a kind film and not something you'd want to miss: Anatomical Venuses, industrial noise, phrenological black comedy, ghosts of the Futurist movement in a nightmarish present day and more...

Long-time followers will also remember that the Buried Alive Film Festival featured my prior film project, The Face of Oblivion, in their 2023 selection. If you're around the Georgia area and you've wanted to see this film, now will be your chance.

If you've seen the original 1970s teaser for Mario Bava's Bay of Blood, certain stylistic details of this trailer may ring some bells. I really had 70s to early 80s Italian film on the mind while editing this.

*Correction, the 26th and 28th of May.