I remember reading an absurd but hilarious short story about :zizek: being imagined as a serial killer in a classic horror movie, the kind that kills camp counselors in the woods. He would mutter "and so on, and so on" between each stabbing motion, and had raccoon-like mannerisms to make him scarier, often popping out of trash cans to ambush victims. The final surviving character then thinks they escaped the killing grounds... but then the camera zooms back and up, way up, revealing that they were, and always were, in the trash can, all the time. :zizek-joy:
I remember reading an absurd but hilarious short story about :zizek: being imagined as a serial killer in a classic horror movie, the kind that kills camp counselors in the woods. He would mutter "and so on, and so on" between each stabbing motion, and had raccoon-like mannerisms to make him scarier, often popping out of trash cans to ambush victims. The final surviving character then thinks they escaped the killing grounds... but then the camera zooms back and up, way up, revealing that they were, and always were, in the trash can, all the time. :zizek-joy:
I want to make it and read Zizek's review of it without him having seen it
Zizek reviewed the new Matrix movie without seeing it, but he's allowed to do that. :gigachad: