Will Vigar

poet. writer. imposter.

Tag Archives: Cultural Criticism

The Canon of the Unloved: Creative Gambles and Corporate Euthanasia.

Creative Gambles and Corporate Euthanasia. One must eventually confront the evidence of one’s own aesthetic deviancy. My cinematic resume reads like a morgue of corporate aspirations, a curated collection of … Continue reading

23/08/2026 · Leave a comment

Estate Agents of Doom, or, Scooby Doo vs. the 1%

  The cultural artefact known as Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? represents a sustained and surprisingly rigorous interrogation of the late twentieth century landscape. To the casual observer, the first two … Continue reading

31/07/2026 · Leave a comment

Phantom Limbs, Withheld Worlds, and the Quatermass Experience (Part Four)

The intersection of Kneale’s work with the mechanics of the phantom limb becomes most visible through his preoccupation with systems that persist in running on invalid assumptions. This phenomenon is … Continue reading

11/06/2026 · Leave a comment

Namaste, or: What Keeps Coming Back (in a Slightly Worse Mood)  (Part Three)

   On the way down, the sound followed for a while, then thinned, then vanished. It didn’t echo. That was the strangest part. For all its droning insistence, it left … Continue reading

01/06/2026 · Leave a comment