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As his gossipy time capsule of the 90s fashion industry at its peak turns 30, director Douglas Keeve reflects on fashion then – and now Naomi Campbell once had a navel ring. Now this is not strictly information any of us should know. This is, after all, Naomi Campbell. We don’t talk about these things. Campbell, the premier Black British supermodel of all time, has constructed an image more tightly managed than Fort Knox.

Oct 31, 2024 | anothermag.com | Patrick Sproull |TextPatrick Sproull

With titles from Dario Argento to Pier Paolo Pasolini, these horror flicks offer true perversion, genuine terror and murky morals Cult horror continues to provide when the current era of on-screen scares does not. The reboot and legacy sequel industrial complex shows no signs of stopping, and while recent acclaimed horrors have offered some interesting new tweaks on the genre, there is nothing quite like an obscure independent film from 1972 that none of your friends on Letterboxd have logged.

Oct 1, 2024 | anothermag.com | Patrick Sproull |TextPatrick Sproull

To mark the release of new book The De Palma Decade, we present our picks of the master cinematic stylist’s early career When Brian De Palma was a child, his mother discovered that her husband had been unfaithful. Owing to divorce laws in Pennsylvania at the time, the only way to formally dissolve a marriage was with photographic proof. 17-year-old De Palma took this into his own hands: he began recording his father’s phone calls and documenting his movements.

Sep 20, 2024 | anothermag.com | Patrick Sproull |TextPatrick Sproull

Coralie Fargeat serves up a feast for body-horror fans in her ferocious Hollywood satire, boasting a radioactive performance from Demi Moore Must the body horror genre be subtle and laden with meaning? Reduced to its fundamentals, body horror is about seeing fingers, needles and genitals plunged into areas they should not. It’s about the sight of Jeff Goldblum’s jaw unhinging and giving way to his repulsive insect body. It’s about Lea Seydoux having sex with Viggo Mortensen via his stomach pussy.

Sep 8, 2023 | anothermag.com | Patrick Sproull |TextPatrick Sproull

Here, Diarmuid Hester talks about his new book Nothing Ever Just Disappears – a chronicle of how the homes of prominent queer 20th-century creatives shaped their work and personhoodLead Image The title of Diarmuid Hester’s book Nothing Ever Just Disappearsisn’t originally his. It previously belonged to a short story by the American writer Sam D’Allesandro. D’Allesandro died of Aids in the late 1980s and the imprint of his literary work was largely forgotten in time, but not by Hester.