Body horror master David Cronenberg is one of the most creative directors at work today.
For more than five decades, he’s been cranking out intelligent, boundary-pushing thrillers like Videodrome and Spider.
His more dramatic features, especially A History of Violence and Eastern Promises, are also excellent and see him taking his razor-sharp observations to issues of violence and morality in the modern world.
Cronenberg is obsessed with mortality, identity, and the human condition, and he explores these themes mercilessly in his work.
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