He probably vomited while typing "a heterosexual film by gregg araki" into the script.

extraordinary. a nightmarishly depraved, violent and sexual film, the blood and cum emirates from every frame. the aimlessness of the protagonists, drifting from place to place in this hellish world where everything is a decrepit wreck inhabited with psychopaths with shotguns and new people to run from. they have each other but soon that will end, through violence or other means, this is america, a concoction of the worst traits of humanity. and in the end, the violence becomes all too real and the scars linger, inescapable.

gregg araki was like "this is a heterosexual movie" and boy he wasnt kidding........ let xavier and jordan kiss man!!!!!!!! let them fuck

There are many ways that one
could describe The Doom Generation:
A strange film with a primarily cult following.
A great film with an important
message to send about my country.
A comedy with an unexpectedly tragic ending.
I could go on and on,
Or I could just tell you that I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Gregg Araki is 2/2 in my book, with this and Mysterious Skin.

only thing keeping this absolute trainwreck from a half star rating is parker posey's 2 minute cameo as a heart-shaped sunglasses-wearing lesbian

"Why don't you go PASSIONATELY fuck yourself?"

this movie rules

damn bro you got the whole squad horny

If this is a heterosexual movie, the director doesn't much like heterosexuals. I am okay with that. Not so much okay with the pitch darkness half the film exists in, obfuscating what would otherwise probably have been interesting shots. When you can see, the composition is so well done that it's even more frustrating that so much of the film is a shadowy blur. I suspect it's intentionally dark, some atmospheric effect, but the red filtered rooms and the checkered rooms and the flash of American flag in the dark are so much better at providing atmosphere than murkiness. Also, the sex and violence is a bit sensationalist and gross, sometimes crossing the line (see the American flag scene especially) and fuck knows there's an essay in here about sexuality that I don't have the inclination or energy to write, but I still kinda liked it.

Pride month: 3/20

What can I say? They’re hot.

A movie that somehow perfectly balances some hilarious comedy, horrible tragedy, and incessant, unsatisfiable horniness all at once. I love how over the top Araki gets on this one, with its weird violence and fantastical elements in the first two acts of the film. The ending knocked my socks off and truly revealed just how hellish this movie was willing to get.

OHHHH

gente que final foi esse

sara horny

IM GONNA LOB HIS DICK OFF LIKE A CHICKEN HEAD

I feel like a girbil smothered in Richard Gere’s butthole. 

wow wow wow wow 
i'm OBSSESSED

fuckin love this movie, but i gotta tell ya, there's graphic violence in it, and a rape scene which i still to this day do not know the point of.

xavier is a standout bi character. iconic but, also a jerk

ps. i love gregg araki, i love everything he makes.

not me basing my whole personality around Amy blue when I was 17

i need to watch this, but im giving this five 
stars anyway because , Rose. McGowan.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.