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Author: Meg Shields
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‘Audition’ and the Subtle, Devastating Art of Genre Misdirection
* sing us a song you’re the piano wire man *
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Dueling Fonts: Dissecting the ‘American Psycho’ Business Card Scene
Death by a thousand (paper) cuts.
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How They Shot the Breathable Fluid Scenes in ‘The Abyss’
If you think it’s CGI … don’t hold your breath. Or, wait, maybe do.
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Why the Living Animation in ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ Works So Well
They’re not bad. Quite the opposite. They were drawn to maintain an eye-line.
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All the Horror Films You Need to Stream in August 2021
‘The Cook, The Thief, Jakob’s Wife, and Her Lover’
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The Terrifying, Humorous, and Thematic Potential of Off-Screen Space
“There is always an out-of-sight just as there is always an off-screen” – Victor Perkins
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Contrast and a Needle Drop: Dissecting the Iconic Ending of ‘The Graduate’
If there’s one thing that’ll give your life purpose, it’s disrupting a wedding, right? Right?!
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12 Movies To Watch If You Like ‘The Green Knight’
From Arthurian Legends to modern myth-making, these are the best streaming picks for those enchanted by ‘The Green Knight’
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How Pollution is Changing the Way Films are Shot in India
*laughs nervously in West Coast wildfire*
