Return of the Son of Trevor Lynch's CENSORED Guide to the Movies

<p>Since 2001 Trevor Lynch’s essays and reviews have developed a wide following. He offers penetrating and often hilarious dissections of racial sexual political and philosophical themes in a wide variety of films and television shows. <em>Return of the Son of Trevor Lynch’s CENSORED Guide to the Movies</em> is his third anthology covering 39 feature films 2 documentaries and 3 television series.</p><p>Lynch devotes extensive essays to David Lynch’s <em>Eraserhead</em> <em>Dune</em> and <em>Wild at Heart</em>; Akira Kurosawa’s <em>Rashomon</em>; and Zack Snyder’s <em>Watchmen</em>. Other outstanding essays interpret the Coen brothers’ <em>Barton Fink</em> and <em>Miller’s Crossing</em> M. Night Shyamalan’s <em>Unbreakable</em> David Cronenberg’s <em>Crash</em> Tony Richardson’s <em>The Loved One</em> William Friedkin’s <em>To Live and Die in L.A</em>. and Ridley Scott’s<em> The Martian </em>and<em> Alien: Covenant</em>. Finally Lynch hilariously pans <em>Black Panther</em> <em>Hidden Figures</em> <em>Justice League</em> <em>Zootopia</em> most of Disney’s cursed <em>Star Wars</em> franchise and other worthy targets.</p><p><em>Return of the Son of Trevor Lynch’s CENSORED Guide to the Movies </em>further<em> </em>cements its author’s status as a leading cultural critic of the North American New Right.</p>