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“#Kane Hodder Breathed Life Into Jason Voorhees” Acting is an art form, and behind every iconic character is an artist expressing themselves. Welcome to The Great Performances, a bi-weekly column exploring the art behind some of cinema’s best roles. The canonical birthday for Jason Voorhees is June 13, 1946, but that wasn’t always the case. Betsy…
“#Sony to Release a Rom-Com in Theaters One Week Before ‘Tenet’ Opens” Misadventures in Moviegoing is an ongoing column that explores the ever-evolving state of seeing movies in theaters. What’s worse right now, having your movie dumped to VOD or having your movie dumped into empty theaters? The latter seems to be the case as…
“#How ‘Whisper of the Heart’ Captures the Rhythms of Being an Artist” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 12, 2020 Here’s a video essay about how Yoshifumi Kondō’s ‘Whisper of the Heart’ resonates with the experience of many artists. Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web….
“#More Than a Decade After its Failed Pilot, Let’s Reconsider ‘The Amazing Screw-On Head’” Welcome back to Pitch Meeting, a monthly column in which we suggest an IP ripe for adaptation, then assign the cast and crew of our dreams. Comic books are weird. Or they can be. Or they should be. Find the right…
“#Teaching with Disney Classics” Welcome to Cinephile Summer Camp, a new column dedicated to introducing children to classic movies as well as learning about film history and other subjects through cinema. One of the hardest parts of the COVID-19 lockdown for many people has been homeschooling. For a lot of families, the parents work full-time,…
“#Guillermo del Toro Deserves to Make a ‘Frankenstein’ Movie” Home Columns Movies Kieran Fisher June 11, 2020 The Universal Monsters will come back. When they do, Guillermo del Toto should get to be a part of that. Here’s why he’s perfect for ‘Frankenstein.’ Welcome to Green Light, an ongoing column that delves into why talented…
“#The Real Story Behind ‘Hereditary’” Real Stories is an ongoing column about the stories behind the movies and shows. It’s that simple. Ari Aster’s Hereditary is not based on an alleged true story per se, but the film’s occult elements are rooted in demonic mythology that some people do believe in. King Paimon, who possesses…
“#Re-Imaging Classic Film Scenes Through the Apps of Social Distancing” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 11, 2020 Here’s a short film that re-frames classic movie scenes in the context of the apps that have become popular in the age of social distancing. Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video…
“#The Ending of ‘The Last Days of American Crime’ Explained” Ending Explained is a recurring series in which we explore the finales, secrets, and themes of interesting movies and shows, both new and old. How do you like your action? Peppered with chipper, cheeky one-liners or caked in hot piss, mud, and blood? If you’re looking…
“#The Beginner’s Guide to the Split Diopter Lens” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 10, 2020 A video essay for everyone curious about the split diopter but too afraid to ask. Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Most moviegoers have encountered the split…