Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Doom Generation Gregg Araki Charlie xcx made it a brat summer. But it’s writer and director Gregg Araki who helped inspire the ...

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Gregg Araki followed up his 1992 breakout hit, “The Living End” — about two HIV+ lovers (Craig Gilmore and Mike Dytri) on the run — with his “Teen Apocalypse Trilogy.” These three films — “Totally F** ...

Amid the current wave of ‘90s nostalgia—its fashion, music, and pre-internet bliss—there couldn’t be a better time for Criterion to restore Gregg Araki’s Teen Apocalypse Trilogy in a stunning 3-disc ...

Writer and director Gregg Araki changed the landscape of cinema, especially queer cinema, with his ultra low-budget films about teen angst and sexuality told with a dash or three of surrealism. Later ...

Gregg Araki‘s lusty, nihilistic, darkly funny and very influential mid-’90s “Teen Apocalypse Trilogy” of films — 1993’s Totally Fucked Up, 1995’s The Doom Generation and 1997’s Nowhere — is getting ...

Hello! I’m Mark Olsen. Welcome to another edition of your regular field guide to a world of Only Good Movies. TIFF wraps up We were busy this week at the Toronto International Film Festival. Since ...