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New Castlevania series asks: what if the class conflict metaphor of vampires isn't literal enough? (hexbear.net)

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I'm only on the second episode but so far I'm digging it

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

does it have the skeletons on motorbikes

also for literal vampires you could check out El Conde, about Pinochet being a literal vampire. I didn't actually like it.

It's from the son of two of the richest and powerful families in Chile, both of which backed Pinochet, and it is as politically removed as possible, really. In a similar vein to Larrain's other film 'No' about a marketing campaign being a core piece of getting rid of Pinochets government.

Like, it's doesn't seem politically removed because it does go into some of the atrocities, and it mentions Thatcher and all that - but it's still like a movie that says 'Hitler is bad, here's what he did' without ever actually saying why he did those things and who let him get away with it.