Pretty Good Things: April 2018
Streaming:
Columbus, 2017, Kogonada, Hulu
Dialogue heavy, modernist architecture-heavy, John Cho walking around beautiful spaces in fitted shirts-heavy, with Rory Culkin as a librarian obsessed w/ marginalia and also Parker Posey being Parker Posey (this is all extremely my shit).
Barracuda, 2017, Jason Cortlund, Amazon Prime
Really well-done, slow-burn thriller set in Austin.
Miss Stevens, 2016, Julia Hart, Netflix
Conscious and empathic, low-key but not energyless. Everyone does a really good job.
Veronica, 2017, Paco Plaza, Netflix
I found this genuinely lovely and scary, but I had somehow missed the hype about it, which would've lessened the scares but not the loveliness. I am perhaps predisposed to like a 1991 teen horror thriller set in Spain.
Pickle (short), 2016, Amy Nicholson, Amazon Prime
A short documentary she made about her parents' attempts at rescuing so many animals, all of whom die. It's actually really heartwarming and funny.
Reading:
Fever Dream: A novel
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZxNW0a-jvaB5TzqmP46wERHt-AMtYTq3tMStNn3N90OJyDnFGWV9F5W5L6sEi-IEUQ9tqUYUGIYmIqyFzDGNsQjxjY4-P445AY_yfWboDGTmwhTPVEHD4lk4PSN_FmLFC_QydQJPZXTJr/s400/51LT11c171L._SX367_BO1%252C204%252C203%252C200_.jpg)
Brief, brilliant, horrifying, gorgeous. Best thing I've read in awhile.
Columbus, 2017, Kogonada, Hulu
Dialogue heavy, modernist architecture-heavy, John Cho walking around beautiful spaces in fitted shirts-heavy, with Rory Culkin as a librarian obsessed w/ marginalia and also Parker Posey being Parker Posey (this is all extremely my shit).
Barracuda, 2017, Jason Cortlund, Amazon Prime
Really well-done, slow-burn thriller set in Austin.
Miss Stevens, 2016, Julia Hart, Netflix
Conscious and empathic, low-key but not energyless. Everyone does a really good job.
Veronica, 2017, Paco Plaza, Netflix
I found this genuinely lovely and scary, but I had somehow missed the hype about it, which would've lessened the scares but not the loveliness. I am perhaps predisposed to like a 1991 teen horror thriller set in Spain.
Pickle (short), 2016, Amy Nicholson, Amazon Prime
A short documentary she made about her parents' attempts at rescuing so many animals, all of whom die. It's actually really heartwarming and funny.
Reading:
Fever Dream: A novel
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZxNW0a-jvaB5TzqmP46wERHt-AMtYTq3tMStNn3N90OJyDnFGWV9F5W5L6sEi-IEUQ9tqUYUGIYmIqyFzDGNsQjxjY4-P445AY_yfWboDGTmwhTPVEHD4lk4PSN_FmLFC_QydQJPZXTJr/s400/51LT11c171L._SX367_BO1%252C204%252C203%252C200_.jpg)
Brief, brilliant, horrifying, gorgeous. Best thing I've read in awhile.
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