Hollywood’s J-Horror Remake Mistake
What do American remakes miss in adapting Japanese horror films? One word: context.
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The Surprising Body Horror in ‘The Rise of Skywalker’
Sure, The Rise of Skywalker isn't a horror movie, but parts of it sure feel like one.
Debra Hill and the Crucial Role of a Movie Producer
What even is a producer? The short answer: a little bit of everything.
Creating Fear Using the POV Shot
From the sinister gaze to the found footage genre, POV shots have helped shape the cinematic language of fear.
The Many Romances and One True Love of Dr. Manhattan
Dr. Manhattan is no stranger to love, as seen in the graphic novel, but was Angela Abar always the one?
Leather As Power In Turn-Of-The-Millennium Genre Film
While 'The Matrix,' 'Blade,' and 'Underworld' seem so different they are united by one thing: their use of leather to connote rebellion and power.
Queen of Comedy Elaine May Could Be Directing Again After 30 Years
Elaine May could be directing her first film in 30 years. Here's why that matters.
Disney+ Knows What We Want: More Pixar Animated Shorts
Pixar offers its first look at six new animated short films from six new directors. These works cover pit bulls, Autism, oppressed robots, and more.
‘Terrifier’ Review: Please Do Not Send In The Clowns
Despite a phenomenal performance by David Howard Thornton as Art the Clown, 'Terrifier' is a vapid and mean-spirited piece of torture porn with nothing to say.
The Complicated Power of Princess Mononoke’s Villain, Lady Eboshi
Lady Eboshi may want to destroy the environment in the name of progress and utopia, but she isn't as villainous as she seems.
