Hi everyone! I have a 10/24 2:30pm ticket to see The Shrouds at AFI Fest in LA and I was wondering if anyone would be able to swap for a 10/27 9pm ticket. Please let me know!

I am likely going back to Toronto early next year and last I visited I never had the chance to search if there was any exhibits or displays.

Do any Toronto residents know of anything?

Really, I’m specifically inquiring about if Gabrielle’s body prosthesis and James’ leg brace are on display as Crash is my favourite film of all time.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to answer.

I am looking for the full show of the 1994 MTV Movie Awards. I believe that the VHS release and pay per view showings of his M Butterfly were promoted during this. It is not on YouTube or archive websites. Please help and thanks. I have been looking for this specific show for quite sometime.

it’s my 25th and this is the one movie I’ve asked for.

Im wondering why no distribution has picked up the distribution rights for Cronenberg’s latest movie The Shrouds?

Kind of a random question, but I got curious after learning about Cronenberg's affinity for motor sports and his racing movie Fast Company.

I haven't had any luck looking through interviews in books or online, but has he ever mentioned any interest in other sports like hockey or the CFL? Or statements he made where he says he dislikes sports?

Cronenberg's my favourite director so thought I'd put the callout to r/DavidCronenberg for a Letterboxd exchange!

You can find me at letterboxd.com/V1DE0DR0ME/. Drop yours below if you have one!

Between "take me back to Oblivion" and "cathode ray kiss," the vibes are on point. Good stuff.

https://youtu.be/A1jWN10mVHQ?si=Vc-vqClv_qs7-f9N

The Shrouds really is one of the best things i've seen in years.... film reviewing really has gone to the toilet like everything else..

There just aren't enough Cronenberg movies. What are some other titles that scream 80's Cronenberg style and effects?

I recently watched The Fly for the first time and I really loved it. But I feel like it would've been even better if we could've seen Brundle try to play piano after having transformed.

We could've seen him try to perform a hobby that was probably second nature to him at this point, but fail miserably, similarly to how he was not able to type without using gloves or pencils while configuring the telepods.

Overall, I still really liked the movie, but I was really hoping to see another scene with the piano while I was watching.

So, does anybody else also think that a scene of Brundlefly playing the piano would've been interesting to see in The Fly?

Loved Pearl and was looking forward to this film, and was disappointed. Maxxxine made me appreciate Cronenberg's Maps to the Stars. A way better film about Hollywood, ghosts of the past, everyone wanting to be famous and trying to get their foot in the door, strange family relationships, etc. Anyone else see the similarities and what are your opinions about these two films?

Can someone explain the end of The Brood with those bumps of Candy's arm??? I had a few drinks and just simply missed it.