Bones and All

A beautiful allegory for marginalised identity - I particularly read it as an allegory for being queer , the metaphors were beautiful, the cannibalism being both the euphoria of liberation from normality (in this case normality is not eating humans but in a queer reading it is heteronormative standards) and the shame of indulgence created by outside observers imposing shame upon them. Dare I say this film is a better representation of being queer than most films which set out to do so.  Also let my man Lance jizz and splizz in peace why you gotta slit his throat as he’s cumming? Like I get you’re a cannibal but have some decorum for a man as he’s getting his willy tiger by THE Timothée Xiaomein.