Christopher Sharrett is een auteur en redacteur wiens werk zich richt op de analyse van filmische werken en hun maatschappelijke impact. Zijn redactionele werk aan Crisis Cinema onderzoekt apocalyptische thema's in postmoderne filmische creaties. Sharretts academische benadering van film benadrukt kritisch denken en een dieper begrip van narratieve structuren en hun culturele contexten.
Examines the innovations of Breaking Bad through a study of its main character, using psychoanalysis, genre study, gender studies, American studies, and the graphic arts to assist an exploration of the supreme danger of modern, postindustrial toxic masculinity embodied in Walter White.
Set in 1880s New Mexico, this TV western explores the life of a single father raising his son, challenging traditional genre conventions. It juxtaposes themes of domesticity and reason with the prevalent gun violence associated with the settling of the West. The series features early contributions from notable figures like Sam Peckinpah and was produced by a pioneering team, showcasing the creative talent of its time. The Rifleman stands out for its intelligent storytelling and complex portrayal of American ideals.