Nestor Kok is a graphic designer by day and an entertainment journalist by night.
(Well, not really by night, just whenever he has time to write.)
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Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley bring their A-game to Coralie Fargeat’s visionary new entry to the body-horror canon.
The Canadian body-horror maestro returns with a perplexing autobiographical thanatopsis that loses sight of itself within its own half-baked subplots.
Headed by a revelatory Lars Eidinger, Matthias Glasner’s autopsy of the nuclear family project handles its existentially weighty themes with equal pathos and panache.
Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley bring their A-game to Coralie Fargeat’s visionary new entry to the body-horror canon.
Writer-director Damian Mc Carthy’s second feature film is an intricately-crafted, genre-hopping cabinet of horrific curiosities.
The Canadian body-horror maestro returns with a perplexing autobiographical thanatopsis that loses sight of itself within its own half-baked subplots.
Magnus von Horn’s Cannes competition debut is a slightly muddled but nonetheless thought-provoking and pertinent arthouse horror hybrid.
Headed by a revelatory Lars Eidinger, Matthias Glasner’s autopsy of the nuclear family project handles its existentially weighty themes with equal pathos and panache.
A vibrant, fascinating, and heartfelt look at the human drive to form communities — virtual or otherwise — in times of strife.
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Hey, I’m Nestor, and I’m already tired of writing in the third person. I wear many hats in life, including a graphic design hat and a comic book creator hat.
Writing is my “side gig” — but I’ve won awards for it, and love nattering on about entertainment. I have also been described as “Timotheé-Chalamet-adjacent” — whatever that means.