C.M Crockford Wrote About Why David Cronenberg Should Be Considered A Romantic
For Strange Matters Magazine, C.M Crockford did a sweep of David Cronenberg’s extensive filmography and wrote about what makes his movies so “moving, romantic, and meaningful in the 21st century.” Crockford writes, “Over the course of nearly two dozen feature films, Cronenberg has evolved as steadily as Seth Brundle or Saul Tenser, moving out of […]
For Strange Matters Magazine, C.M Crockford did a sweep of David Cronenberg’s extensive filmography and wrote about what makes his movies so “moving, romantic, and meaningful in the 21st century.”
Crockford writes, “Over the course of nearly two dozen feature films, Cronenberg has evolved as steadily as Seth Brundle or Saul Tenser, moving out of psychological determinism and towards existentialism. He is ever fascinated by what we mean to one another, by monogamy and non-monogamy, sexual jealousy, fluidity, and whether those connections weaken if one party literally becomes someone – or something – else entirely.”
Crockford’s writing has appeared in Genrepunk Magazine, Massachusetts Review, and Paste Magazine.