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Pierre-Luc Vaillancourt’s ‘Ruins Rider’ (2017) explores an ancient site in Montenegro through a hallucinogenic, migraine-inducing torrent of unstable landscapes. @orosullivan covers the modern flicker film for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/ruins-ri…
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Masao Adachi’s ‘A.K.A. Serial Killer’ (1975) looks through the eyes of a killer in a montage of cityscapes and metastasizing urban sprawls that may have had unquantifiable influence on his burst of violence. Read @orosullivan's latest for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/aka-seri…
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Always a pleasure to work with @orosullivan during October Horror! For his first piece, he dives deep into Scott Barley's ‘Sleep Has Her House.’ A great read so check it out!
A milestone of ambient cinema, Scott Barley’s 'Sleep Has Her House' (2017) seeks to subdue the viewer into a paradoxical state of hyper-awareness and mindfulness. @orosullivan explores the iPhone-shot avant-garde film for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/sleep-ha…
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With wild-eyed, unpolished energy, Gerard Kargl’s ‘Angst’ (1983) stares fearlessly into the dark soul of a monstrous killer. splittoothmedia.com/angst/
Encountered Scott Barley's gorgeous, overwhelming film earlier this year and it instantly became one of my favorite things I've ever seen. Excited to write about it for @splittoothmedia October Horror.
Read about SLEEP HAS HER HOUSE here: splittoothmedia.com/sleep-ha…
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A milestone of ambient cinema, Scott Barley’s 'Sleep Has Her House' (2017) seeks to subdue the viewer into a paradoxical state of hyper-awareness and mindfulness. @orosullivan explores the iPhone-shot avant-garde film for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/sleep-ha…
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Today is Split Tooth's 8th anniversary! To celebrate, issue No. 2 of the Split Tooth zine is available now in the ST online store! Get your copy here: ko-fi.com/s/ac1283420c
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Happy New Year from Split Tooth! Thrilled that we could sneak one more piece in for 2025 with @orosullivan's review of Andrew Norman Wilson's ‘Silvesterchlausen’ (2025). Brilliant writing from Oliver on a perfect film to watch for NYE!
Taking a 500-year-old New Year’s tradition from Switzerland as its subject, 'Silvesterchlausen' harbors a fascination with self-sustaining cultures and the mystique of an unbroken continuum. @orosullivan explores Andrew Norman Wilson's 2025 film for NYE! splittoothmedia.com/silveste…
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Taking a 500-year-old New Year’s tradition from Switzerland as its subject, 'Silvesterchlausen' harbors a fascination with self-sustaining cultures and the mystique of an unbroken continuum. @orosullivan explores Andrew Norman Wilson's 2025 film for NYE! splittoothmedia.com/silveste…
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Full of creeping dread and frayed family bonds, Josh Lobo’s ‘I Trapped the Devil’ (2019) is a cracked-mirror portrait of returning home for the holidays. splittoothmedia.com/i-trappe…
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Many are the Christmas stories about anxieties of existence, but 'Dead Man’s Letters' (1986) is one of the only truly existential Xmas movies. @orosullivan explores the underseen first entry in Konstantin Lopushansky’s Apocalypse Quartet. splittoothmedia.com/dead-man…
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Marie Menken’s ‘Lights’ (1966) is a joyous distillation of the beauty that abounds during the holiday season, and the darkness that surrounds it. splittoothmedia.com/lights-m…
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‘Eno’ (2024) is both a joyous meditation on human creativity and an earnest rolling of the dice that gives control over to a soulless software. splittoothmedia.com/eno/
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October Horror 2025 is in the books! Thanks to all of our contributors and everyone who followed the series this year. It was a blast to work on as always. Check out the complete series here: splittoothmedia.com/october-…
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Often referred to as the first Romanian found footage film, Adrian Țofei’s ‘Be My Cat: A Film for Anne’ (2015) throws us into a rabbit hole of self-reflexivity and madness. splittoothmedia.com/be-my-ca…
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Yet another fantastic October Horror piece from @orosullivan! His final essay for the 2025 series is on Radu Jude’s ‘Dracula.’ Highly recommend giving it a read!
In Radu Jude's 'Dracula' (2025), the filmmaker turns Bram Stoker's tale into a volatile combination of asinine nonsense and intimidating intelligence. @orosullivan explores the latest from Romania's premier absurdist for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/dracula-…
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In Radu Jude's 'Dracula' (2025), the filmmaker turns Bram Stoker's tale into a volatile combination of asinine nonsense and intimidating intelligence. @orosullivan explores the latest from Romania's premier absurdist for October Horror! splittoothmedia.com/dracula-…
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The final week of October Horror 2025 begins tomorrow. Check out all the writing and podcasts that have been published so far at the link below! splittoothmedia.com/october-…
For @splittoothmedia's October Horror, I wrote about @briscoepark's beautiful and beguiling YouTube series, BRISCOE PARK, a vast, mysterious universe to get lost in. RIYL Soderbergh's PRESENCE, analog horror, film noir, reaction videos, and Dziga Vertov.
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absolutely incredibly writeup on one of my favorite movies of 2024- absolutely a must read, and a must watch, maybe a must read-watch, maybe another rewatch from me tonight lol
Phantom frequencies beget societal annihilation in 'Chime' (2024), Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s portrait of a world succumbing to metaphysical decay and the widening fallout of an alienated populace. October Horror continues with the latest from @orosullivan! splittoothmedia.com/chime-ku…







