The Case for ‘80s Effects
There’s some-Thing about ‘80s creatures that people just can’t shake. …
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Past Lives: Portraying Authentic Love in Film
Many romance films often celebrate the grand gestures in love, but Celine Song’s “Past Lives” brings light to the quiet moments of intimacy that often accompany authentic love.…
The Uncertain Omens of ‘Late Night With the Devil’
“Late Night With the Devil” is a creative and original indie horror film whose hype and potential legacy has been muddled by controversy due to their usage of AI imagery in the movie.…
James Sweeney’s ‘Straight Up’ Delves Into the Intricacies of Heteronormativity and Sexual Practices
A gay man repulsed by bodily functions and a struggling actress decide to enter a relationship. What could possibly go wrong?…
The Power of ‘Selfilm’ Is Inventing a New Cinematic Subgenre
With quarantine keeping us idle in front of the TV, taking the time to instead record ourselves will reinvigorate our lives despite an uncertain future.…
‘The Lovebirds’ Brings Both Romance and Laughs to a Murder Mystery
Strong lead performances from Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae make up for the weaknesses in this rom-com murder caper’s script.…
‘We Are One’ Takes the Film Festival Online, but There Are Mixed Reactions
COVID-19 has postponed Cannes and Tribeca, making room for internet-only alternatives. Can these newcomers match what made their in-person predecessors so great?…
The Influence of Eric Rohmer on the World of Film Is Immeasurable
The French New Wave director who practically became a genre unto himself has inspired countless filmmakers, including the likes of Quentin Tarantino.…
The Films of Les Blank Offer Unscripted Insight Into Unique People
The director's films invite us into the raw everyday lives of unusual individuals.…
Resurrecting Actors: Has CGI Gone Too Far?
Forget resting in peace — computer-generated imagery pulls long deceased actors from their graves and pushes them back into the limelight.…
Seven Year Later, Disney Is Still Mishandling the ‘Star Wars’ Franchise
After spending $4 billion to purchase the iconic media franchise, the giant entertainment conglomerate has little to show for it.…
‘The Irishman’ Is Martin Scorsese’s Latest Masterpiece
The deft reworking of his criminal origin narrative yields total tragedy.…
’21 Bridges’ Attempts Commentary About Police and Justice
Chadwick Boseman shines, but high expectations will not be your friend with this film.…
More Popular Than Ever, Noirvember Celebrates Film Noir 10 Years On
Time to break out the fedora and a pack of cigarettes while imitating your favorite hard-boiled detectives.…
‘The Nightingale’ Is an Unflinching Portrayal of Colonial Australia
Jennifer Kent’s film is unrelenting in its graphic depictions of savage brutality, but its meticulous attention to historical detail weaves a colonial story unlike any other.…
Welcome to The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Here's everything you need to know about the nation’s only large-scale museum for all things film.…
4 YouTube Channels All Creative Writing and Film Students Should Know
Learn from the small screen of your computer so you can excel on the silver screen of the movie theatre.…
Columbus College of Art and Design Student Documents Anorexia Battle
Student documentary filmmaker Angelo Thomas finds purpose in film, saying, ‘You have the power to change your life.'…
A Red Carpet Review of the Indie Meme Film Festival
An inside look and conversation with the filmmakers showcased at IMMF.…
‘Love, Simon’ Is Paving the Way for LGBTQ+ Stories in Hollywood
The new feature film 'Love, Simon' has mainstreamed the gay experience in hopes to inspire more LGBTQ+ representation in films in the future.…
AJ Davis’s ‘Anybody in There’ Is Shining a Spotlight on Substance Abuse
AJ Davis’s new film confronts the unglamorous realities of alcohol and opioid addiction.…
USC’s Cameron Kostopoulos Is Creating the Future of Film
USC’s Cameron Kostopoulos directs his future in cinematography, using his YouTube channel to make his debut in the film industry.…
University of Cincinnati Acting Student Creates Pajama Island Productions
University of Cincinnati's Sarah Durham got together with an acting classmate to create a short film that would soon develop into Pajama Island Productions.…
The Lessons and Legacy of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
Stanley Kubrick’s transcendent film, '2001: A Space Odyssey', turns 50 this year and is still providing thought-provoking and relevant life lessons.…
Pratt Institute’s Film Stud
Pratt Institute senior Casiano Hamer, the director of the gritty but cinematographically stunning short film 'STUD', has his eyes set on gold when it comes to making movies.…
The 5 Sundance Film Festival Flicks That Have Critics Raving
Get ready to catch these Sundance Film Festival movies at a theater near you.…
Cannes Festival Participant Qiana Swan Screens Film on Mental Health
This UNC Pembroke student drew attention to mental health at Cannes with her short film “Left in the Dark: Mental Disorders.” What’s next?…
4 Iconic Latina Characters in Film That Empower Women
Why young women should not be afraid of being tough and having a strong personality.…
Did the Film Adaptation of ‘The Glass Castle’ Do the Book Justice?
After the recent release of Destin Daniel Cretton’s film adaptation, viewers and Jeannette Walls fans are struggling to evaluate how the movie compares to the memoir.…
7 Reasons Why You Should See Movies in the Theater
From specialized booze to buttered popcorn, movie theaters provide an experience that can’t be rivaled.…
Why Lewis and Clark Student Woodrow Hunt Films on an iPhone
The Portland native has some startling views on filmography.…