Sometimes cigar is just a cigar. And, sometimes, low budget “edgy” transgressive film about nihilistic youth indulging in sex and violence isn’t some kind of profound statement about sorry state of America and the rest of Western civilisation. Or, at least, you might get that impression after watching *The Doom Generation*, 1995 black comedy written and directed by Gregg Araki. Protagonists are Amy Blue (played by R…







