This week we have a topic that has been on the backburner for a while now. As a director, Cronenberg has delivered some of the most challenging le films that the industry has seen, but is that all he is able to make? Well this week, thanks to a set of questions by @NakedAirplane we get to dig deep into the work of the director, and pick out the films that stand out, and his influence upon the industry we love.
Starting at 8pm BST on Sunday 11th October on Twitter, to join in the chat just follow the #MTOS of @filmfileuk and answer along as a question rolls out every ten minutes.
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Q2 Cronenberg made his name in the 70s as a director of ultra-low budget science fiction and horror movies like Shivers and Rabid. Have you any of seen these movies? What do you make of them? #MTOS
Q3 Cronenberg’s name is synonymous with Body-Horror. What is it about his early work that made him so influential in this subgenre? #MTOS
Q4 Cronenberg’s movies used pioneering special effects to realise his imagination. What other non-Cronenberg horror or sci-fi films from this era (late 70s to mid 80s) stand out as great examples of this? #MTOS
Q5 The Fly is often heralded as the greatest of Cronenberg’s early films. Do you agree with this? Alternatively which other film would you cite as his best horror film? #MTOS
Q6 Rabid was recently remade by the Soska Sisters. Did you see it? What others of Cronenberg’s early films might lend themselves to a modern context? #MTOS
Q7 Post-The Fly Cronenberg moved away from horror to explore other themes in films like Crash thru to Maps to the Stars. Was this a successful change of style? Do you have any favourites among these films? #MTOS
Q8 His films can be really polarising. Are there any Cronenberg films that you really dislike? #MTOS
Q9 What would you say are your top 3 Cronenberg films? What is it that stands out about them to you? #MTOS
Q10 His last film was 2014. What would you like to see Cronenberg do next? He has begun to explore the mind rather than the body. Could he return to Body-Horror or perhaps combine both elements? #MTOS
