Cronenbergian

Or am I engaged in an odyssey of nigh-Cronenbergian self-mutilation, as I try to see how quickly I can cripple my drawing hand by grinding out 200 pages of pencil-heavy artwork over ludicrously short timeframes?

Comics A.M. | The comics Internet in two minutes | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

This looks like a crazy, dark, Cronenbergian genre film, and to have it bow in the summer?

Splice Movie Trailer | /Film 2010

Splice is a weird one; a Cronenbergian body-horror romp from Vincenzo Natali that occupies a strange space between the sexual scrunge of Shivers and Rabid and the surreal mugwump mutations of The Naked Lunch.

Mark Kermode's DVD round-up Mark Kermode 2010

Nola Carveth is a patient at the Somafree Institute of Psychoplasmatics, a typically creepy, mysterious and, basically, Cronenbergian medical facility.

Crazies Director Breck Eisner’s Next Horror Remake? David Cronenberg’s Incredible The Brood | /Film 2009

All of the flirting, namedropping icky anatomy terms, and performing cunnilingus under lamp light with abortion crazies protesting gave us Cronenbergian chills.

Weeds Session: Nancy Remains Desperate. Hello Adelita. Mexico’s David Blaine? Only One Ep Left Before Season Finale | /Film 2009

Maybe next time someone does that I go all Cronenbergian on their arse?

Archive 2009-05-01 Glenn Dunks 2009

There is also something of the Cronenbergian hero in Esther, seeking renewal and change through extreme bodily transformations: she recalls both the grotesque mutilations of Cronenberg's 70s work and the sexual perversity of his adaptation of J.G. Ballard's Crash, in which Rosanna Arquette plays a woman whose crippled legs are marked by vagina-like ridges, sexualized scars.

In My Skin Ed Howard 2008

There is also something of the Cronenbergian hero in Esther, seeking renewal and change through extreme bodily transformations: she recalls both the grotesque mutilations of Cronenberg's 70s work and the sexual perversity of his adaptation of J.G. Ballard's Crash, in which Rosanna Arquette plays a woman whose crippled legs are marked by vagina-like ridges, sexualized scars.

Archive 2008-12-01 Ed Howard 2008

Romeroesque, yes; Cronenbergian, certainly... and Boyleish as all hell, but the hodgepodge mostly works.

It's different for everybody Arbogast 2008

Speaking of Cronenbergian things, I'm told that my Millipede Press book on VIDEODROME is proceeding nicely and now in the photo selection/clean-up stage.

Archive 2007-06-24 2007