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fromThe Atlantic
1 week ago

A Nasty, Cynical, and Eerily Accurate Look at All-Too-Recent History

The film Eddington critiques the internet's role during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting misinformation and paranoia fostered by digital connections.
fromwww.npr.org
2 weeks ago

We rewatch the movies we loved as teens

Revisiting classic films often reveals new perspectives, as viewers grow and change over time, making the experience of watching them feel fresh again.
Arts
fromPolygon
1 month ago

28 Years Later breathes new life into zombie horror yet again

28 Years Later revitalizes the zombie genre by blending fast-paced action with deep human themes, continuing the legacy of its predecessor.
Film
fromInverse
1 month ago

70 Years Later, An Infamously "Cheesy" Sci-Fi Movie Is Better Than You Think

This Island Earth, ridiculed for its flaws, reveals a complex legacy and importance not reflected solely in its perceived quality.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

The Boys by Leo Robson review a likeable debut with aimless charm

Johnny seeks connection through family heirlooms and literature, reflecting on his past in Leo Robson's debut novel.
Independent films
fromInverse
2 months ago

10 Years Ago, A Legendary Sci-Fi Director Showed Hollywood The Secret To Reviving A Franchise

Blockbusters often prioritize spectacle over substance, illustrating a trend in popular cinema.
fromVulture
1 year ago

The Hottest Star Wars Characters Are Smugglers

Star Wars is full of scoundrels and scamps oozing sex appeal under their earth-toned utilitarian clothes and identity-hiding helmets.
Coffee
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

A Knight's War review smiting, flaying and lopping of limbs as sword'n'sorcery caper aims high

"Though undeniably atmospheric, it does wade into the Swamp of Turgidity as Bhodie and Avalon slog through the trials as well as some undisciplined acting riper than an orc's codpiece."
Independent films
fromInverse
4 months ago

40 Years Ago, An Iconic Horror Franchise Served Up Its Most Divisive Chapter

"Steinmann believed the finished version was too tame, arguing that enough nudity had been cut to make another skin flick."
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fromFast Company
4 months ago

The 'Severance' title sequence has been hiding secrets all season

When I don’t know how a show ends, I have more creative freedom to work," says Latta, emphasizing the importance of creativity in his design process.
Graphic design
Independent films
fromInverse
4 months ago

5 Years Ago, One Incredible Horror Reboot Set a New Standard

The success of modern horror reboots hinges on reimagining perspectives rather than just updating settings.
fromRoger Ebert
9 months ago

Silence As Salvation: The Quiet Femmes of Modern Horror | Features | Roger Ebert

Jessica's struggle with her sanity is compounded by her husband's disbelief and her decision to conceal her experiences.
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