Why is Legacy Media Like This? - by Kulak - Anarchonomicon
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The Post-Propaganda Age
Follow me on Twitter: @FromKulak Note: All Amazon links are Affiliate In David Cronenberg’s 1983 Cult Classic Videodrome a Toronto television executive, played by the delightfully slimey James Wood, becomes obsessed with a pirate television broadcast, the titular Videodrome, which he believes may be a snuff film. Woods, becoming increasingly unhinged in his desperate attempts to find the origin of the broadcast, gets drawn into world of techno-terrorists, body-horror, cyber-futurism, and conspiracist semi-Lovecraftian horror, where almost all who seek the mystery of Videodrome pay with…
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