Kaboom

Life doesn't need to be so complicated. Neither does sex. You know what? Sex scenes are really cool actually, it's just that only Gregg Araki knows how to make them. Still think this is Araki's most underrated film. The rewatch was even better, it's such a fun rewatchable film. And it's honestly surprisingly comforting for it being so Gregg Araki. Specially in these conservative times we are going through, this feels like a loving kiss in the forehead while fucking. It also has some of my favourite characters he has ever written and my favourite relationship probably ever in a film, Smith and London are so cool together, I have no idea what their relationship is but I want it so bad.