#wake in fright

[andrzejklimowski]

Wake in Fright (1971) dir. Ted Kotcheff

Japanese B5 Chirashi

[garaktime]

put eyeshadow back on men in films or so help me god

[good-causes-to-support]

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[rawafmovies]

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[onscreen-heartthrobs]

Gary Bond in Ted Kotcheff’s “Wake In Fright” October 8, 1971.

[nikolasongsa]

[thatcinemascreencapguy]

Wake in Fright (1971) directed by Ted Kotcheff

[essentialmoviegifs]

Wake in Fright (1971, dir. Ted Kotcheff)

[moviesiveseenandwanttoremember]

Ted Kotcheff's "Wake In Fright" October 8, 1971.

[terrordictal]

Skye Zart, Wake in Fright (2023)

[scumgristle]

[vertigoartgore]

Movie still from Ted Kotcheff's Wake in Fright (1971).

[milesdavitt]

Scene from Wake in Fright (1971)

For Issue Five of Rat World Magazine.

They ended up printing this one as a fold-out poster!

A closer look at some of the details:

[cappedinamber]

Wake in Fright: part two (2017)

Directed by Kriv Stenders

Cinematography by Geoffrey Hall

[captaincolossal]

So, you know how I like to imagine the person that instagram thinks they're advertising to? I think because it will shift radically, I started thinking, "well, I guess they decided I'm not a hipster fella who loves designer flannel shirts, beard balm, and high quality kitchen knives" or whatever. Like that's my ad-sona. For awhile my ad-sona was definitely a slutty twink, or at least a cis gay man in his early 20s, with a need to shave his asshole before going to the club. Sometimes it circles back to some flavor of hipster, gay man with a dog is a classic, sometimes it just really tries to fit into a gender role, sometimes it's really into subscription boxes and kitchen gadgets.

Unfortunately, since the election, my ad-sona has been a white conservative Christian disney adult, who loves AI and just generally has hideous taste. Not to make it about gender, but like, I get ads targeted at men or women, and it absolutely is one or the other, unless the ad is gender-generic (like the boring and stupid t-shits, one literally opened with "people keep saying Christian tees are boring..." and then showed me three unbelievably boring shirts on hangers in a tree?) and it's heavy on traditional white Christian gender roles, and decreasingly subtle "America first" rhetoric. Though there has also been a disturbing shift into hypnosis-based dieting, of late. So just sort of horrifying all around.

Ad-sona should go back to being a slutty twink, at least that was entertaining and not actively offensive and concerning.

Wake in Fright (1971)

Oh, this has excellent cinematography.

Wait, does this count as a Christmas movie?

[is-it-horror]

Obligatory note that media is not beholden to a single genre, and many films/tv/books encapsulate many different genres. The point of these polls is to ask "would you consider this to be under the umbrella of horror, based on your own definition of the genre?". Please elaborate on your opinions in the tags!