Markus Bruechler
@madmax2200.bsky.social
🎬 Film Analyst | Writer | Cultural & Media Critic
I write in-depth analyses, essays, and books on film, media, and pop culture, focusing on psychological, philosophical, and cultural perspectives. Exploring the narratives that shape cinema and society.
I write in-depth analyses, essays, and books on film, media, and pop culture, focusing on psychological, philosophical, and cultural perspectives. Exploring the narratives that shape cinema and society.
Exactly. The phone—and today, the internet—disrupts the illusion of safety. It bypasses walls, locks, even time zones. In horror, it’s the perfect symbol: something designed for connection that becomes a channel for fear, for the uncanny to enter.
March 26, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Exactly. The phone—and today, the internet—disrupts the illusion of safety. It bypasses walls, locks, even time zones. In horror, it’s the perfect symbol: something designed for connection that becomes a channel for fear, for the uncanny to enter.
You're Welcome. Brilliant analysis! Holly’s arc is a masterclass in character writing. The way King subverts traditional hero archetypes by making her neurodivergence a strength is truly inspiring. At PhiloPulse, we love discussing these themes!
March 20, 2025 at 9:55 AM
You're Welcome. Brilliant analysis! Holly’s arc is a masterclass in character writing. The way King subverts traditional hero archetypes by making her neurodivergence a strength is truly inspiring. At PhiloPulse, we love discussing these themes!