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“#How ‘A Clockwork Orange’ Captured the Feel of the Future On-Location” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 8, 2020 Here’s a video about the real futuristic locations and artwork that Stanley Kubrick used for the production design of ‘A Clockwork Orange.’ Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced…
“#How ‘Hannibal’ Became An Immortal Show” Welcome to Petition Worthy, a biweekly column that revisits canceled TV shows that we wish had a longer lifespan. In some cases, we’ll also make a plea for them to be given another chance. If Petition Worthy had a mascot, his name would be Bryan Fuller. The creator is behind…
“#How Criterion Restores a Warped Film” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 8, 2020 No two restoration projects are exactly the same. Here’s how the Criterion Collection restored a warped print of ‘The Man Who Knew Too Much.’ Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web….
“#What’s New to Stream on Hulu for June 2020, and What’s Leaving” Hulu has been stuck in the third-place position when it comes to movie streaming behind Netflix and Amazon Prime because most people still see them strictly as a home for next-day television. They have movies too, though, and more than a few of…
“#‘Snowpiercer’ Explained: The Telling Revelations In ‘Access Is Power’” Home Columns TV Kieran Fisher June 8, 2020 The killer shows his face in this episode, but what is his real agenda and who is he working for? Let’s discuss the meaning behind all this madness. Welcome to Snowpiercer Explained, the next in a long line of…
“#Nature Tires of Humanity’s Bullshit in ‘A Cold Night’s Death’” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Kieran Fisher and I get to look back at TV terrors that scared adults (and the kids they let watch) across the limited airwaves of the ’70s. Horror movies set in extreme winter locales — Antarctica, Alaska,…
“#How Lisa Hanawalt’s Animals Teach Us About What it Means to Be Human” Home Columns Short Films Meg Shields June 7, 2020 Lisa Hanawalt’s characters make animals out of people. Or is it the other way around? Here’s a video essay about how her animals bring us closer to what it means to be human….
“#‘Manborg’ Shows You Don’t Need Money to Make a Masterpiece” Welcome to The Prime Sublime, a weekly column dedicated to the underseen and underloved films buried beneath page after page of far more popular fare on Amazon’s Prime Video collection. We’re not just cherry-picking obscure titles, though, as these are movies that we find beautiful in…
“#‘Central Park’ is a Charming, Musical Celebration of the Little Things” Hello and welcome to Up Next, a weekly column that gives you the rundown on the latest TV. For our very first week, Liz Baessler takes a look at the Apple animated musical series Central Park. The animated musical series Central Park is the…
“#Our Pick of the Week Breathes New Life Into the Undead” Streaming might be the future, but physical media is still the present. It’s also awesome, depending on the title, the label, and the release, so each week we take a look at the new Blu-rays and DVDs making their way into the world. Welcome…