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David Cronenberg

12 films analyzed · Avg. Depth: 7.8/10

Alchemy (9) Gnosticism (6) Jungian (4) Buddhism (2)

Full Analyses (12)

Videodrome(1983)9/10

The New Flesh as Technological Possession

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eXistenZ(1999)9/10

eXistenZ Is a Gnostic Cosmology: Every Layer Has Its Own God, and None of Them Are the Real One

Dead Ringers(1988)8/10

Dead Ringers Is About What Happens When a Soul Tries to Live as Two Bodies

A Dangerous Method(2011)8/10

A Dangerous Method Is the Origin Story of the Shadow, Told by the Man Who Named It

Maps to the Stars(2014)8/10

Maps to the Stars Is Hollywood as a Haunted House Nobody Will Admit Is Burning

The Fly(1986)9/10

The Alchemist Who Transformed Wrong

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Crimes of the Future(2022)7/10

Crimes of the Future Is Cronenberg Performing His Own Autopsy and Calling It the Next Human

Scanners(1981)7/10

Scanners Is a War Between Two Sons of the Same Father Over What the Gift Is For

The Brood(1979)8/10

The Brood Is What Happens When the Shadow Learns to Give Birth

Rabid(1977)6/10

Rabid Is What Happens When You Graft New Flesh Without Asking What It Will Hunger For

Shivers(1975)7/10

Shivers Is a Parasite That Liberates You by Turning Your Body Into a Temple It Owns

Crash(1996)8/10

Crash Is About People Trying to Feel Something Through a Body That Has Gone Numb