Articles

Scholars’ Spotlight: Paul Thomas Anderson

Introduction Since his first feature hit theaters in 1996, Paul Thomas Anderson has built a body of work that stands apart from most of what...

Scholars’ Spotlight: Robert Shaw

Robert Archibald Shaw was born on August 9, 1927, in Westhoughton, Lancashire, England, which was once a center for coal, cotton-spinning, and textile manufacturing....

From Marlowe To Rockford: A Progression To An Iconic Character

Introduction When I was a boy, my family moved to Los Angeles in 1972. Those were idyllic years. I loved living in Southern California. I...

ALIEN: ROMULUS Review: The Force Awakens For The Alien Franchise (For Better Or Worse)

Introduction When The Force Awakens premiered in 2015, it served as a soft reset on the Star Wars universe. All the previous elements and history...

CONSUMED: Director/Producer The Butcher Brothers Talk About Their New Horror Film!

Introduction Trapped between a madman (Devon Sawa) seeking revenge and a skin-stealing monster, a married couple must find the strength to fight and make it...

IT ENDS WITH US Review – Read The Room

Introduction Time to dust off a cliched movie critic question - who is this movie even for? That actually wasn’t my question, but the question...

Jean Reno And Director David Schurmann Discuss MY PENGUIN FRIEND!

Introduction A sweeping family adventure, My Penguin Friend is a triumphant tale of friendship between a lonely father and a little lost penguin who recharges...

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1968) – The Making Of A Western Classic

Introduction When Sergio Leone finished The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966) he was done with Westerns. However, Hollywood had other ideas. Leone wanted...