Yesterday, I watched Strange Darling (2023), and it was both deeply disturbing and strangely captivating. The film was visually stunning, with breathtaking cinematography (done by Giovanni Ribisi, the actor), but what truly drew me in was the haunting soundtrack, composed by Z Berg. Her voice is absolutely mesmerizing, and the sounds she creates are truly unique. My favorite track is probably Sous le Pavé, la Plage, which I've played on repeat several times.

The entire soundtrack has such an immersive quality, and I can't get enough of it.

A couple of days ago, I watched a film that in some ways was the most intriguing cinematic experience in a very long time, not because it was overtly shocking or even original occurrence.

“Color Out of Space”, directed by Richard Stanley, is a visually captivating journey into the realm of cosmic horror, drawing heavily from the surreal, unsettling worlds of the American horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. The film's strength lies in its vivid, almost hypnotic imagery, prioritizing a sensory experience over a straightforward narrative. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this is not a conventional horror film but rather a deep dive into a psychedelic, otherworldly nightmare.