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Christmas is vastly approaching, it is also the end of the month, so the chances of you being broke are pretty high. Since we do not condone piracy, instead, we've dug deep into the internet and found a brilliant film you can watch, for free, in full 1080 HD. So, bring out the popcorn and prepare for entertainment.

The film Alien is essentially based on sexuality: the alien is a representation of the monstrosity of sexuality, and this is what, fundamentally, drives the plot of this masterpiece.  In light of the driving force behind the alien's sexuality, bizarrely, all the human males on board are bundled as having one and the same sexual role: the parasitic predation by the alien is profoundly shocking to the men on-board the Nostromo, to whom a female subject position is granted – one of vulnerability to rape, impregnation and giving birth – this is essentially alien and devastating, death is less to be feared. All the men have been degraded to a female position, and this is profoundly shocking because it is alien to them; to be thus violated means they have to undergo a nightmarish vision of sexual intercourse, pregnancy and birth, death is irrelevant. This is something no normal man will ever be confronted with. 

 

Before Peter Jackson directed the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and now the Hobbit trilogy, he was all about gory splatter movies. His first full-length movie Bad Taste was a labor of love that took about 4 years to complete. This 90 minute splatter-comedy about a race of aliens coming to earth with the intention of turning humans into food for a fast-food restaurant made clever use of practical effects and even has Jackson himself starring in two acting roles. 
 

For some reason when I go to an Iceland film at the cinema I am always expecting to see stage play; most Icelandic actors work in the theaters so usually their performances on film is very forced and over the top, And ,on top of that, a lot of the time the Icelandic directors and screenplay writers seem to be in on it.

We're celebrating Month of the Zombie here at Eskimo Press so why not do a feature on something that simply screams zombie, and, considering, that we cover games, music and movies, who other than Rob Zombie is more deserving of the spotlight.

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