The Impact of COVID-19 on Cinema – Accessibility
The COVID-19 pandemic has been wreaking havoc on global communities for over two years at this point. It has madeContinue Reading
Tag: Guillermo Del Toro
Predictions for the 94th Academy Awards
For the first time since 2018, the Academy Awards will have a host. Three of them, actually. Actresses/comedians Regina Hall,Continue Reading
Nightmare Alley ★★★★
Amid a maze of spectacle ranging from the whirring contortionist to the whimsical clairvoyant is where Guillermo del Toro setsContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of December 2021
Alex Sitaras: Like the two months before it, December continues to show that movies are back. First up I’d likeContinue Reading
Movies, Monsters, and The Spirit of the Beehive
Thinking back on your childhood, it might be hard to recollect the first movie you remember seeing, but it’s probablyContinue Reading
Romance Through Fantasy in The Shape of Water
“When he looks at me, the way he looks at me… he does not know what I lack. Or howContinue Reading
Tigers Are Not Afraid ★★★
Postmodern takes on classic fairy tales have become quite a fad during the last two decades of cinema, and itContinue Reading
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark ★★½
Kids these days aren’t scared enough. That’s the overwhelming consensus taken from director André Øvredal’s big-screen adaptation of Alvin Schwartz’sContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of August 2019
Ian Floodgate: The first film out this month that I would like to take a look at is The Nightingale,written andContinue Reading
Popate and the Design of Alternative Film & TV Posters
Visual artist Popate shares with us details about the craftsmanship that goes into designing alternative film & television posters asContinue Reading
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