Shrek, Love, and Life
Shrek has a serious claim to being the work of art that has had the most influence on me asContinue Reading
Shrek has a serious claim to being the work of art that has had the most influence on me asContinue Reading
At times, Orson Welles was known to express that he felt Citizen Kane, though proclaimed by many as the greatestContinue Reading
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In 1932, a year after making Dracula (often billed as the first talkie horror picture) Tod Browning released Freaks, whichContinue Reading
When it comes to “serious film discussions”, no genres are left out so consistently as horror and comedy, with theContinue Reading
I must’ve been about five years old the first time I saw Godzilla on screen. Sitting in a Chinese restaurantContinue Reading
Whit Stillman’s 1990 debut feature Metropolitan, while about the disconnected upper class youth of a bygone era of New YorkContinue Reading
What kind of films would Stanley Kubrick have made if modern CGI was at his disposal? What would Tarkovsky haveContinue Reading
Following his success with Malcolm X, Spike Lee turned the camera onto his own life with Crooklyn, a semi-autobiographical filmContinue Reading