Author: Sinead McCausland
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‘The Walking Dead’ Finally Finds Its Feet Again
‘The Walking Dead’ Finds Its Feet Again And it’s at its best without Negan. The first half of season seven’s The Walking Dead was full of violence…
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Who Is the True Master of Suspense?
Comparing Henri-Georges Clouzot’s ‘Les Diaboliques’ to Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ in a suspense-off.
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Mia Wasikowska and How The Quietness of Acting Remains Unrewarded
It’s Time To Give Mia Wasikowska The Recognition She Deserves The lack of Hollywood award recognition towards Wasikowska’s work mirrors Hollywood’s, and the film industry’s, tendency…
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Review – ‘T2: Trainspotting’ Carefully Brings the Past Into the Present
‘T2: Trainspotting’ Carefully Brings the Past Into the Present The follow-up to the 1996 film uses the best of its predecessor in order to convey its…
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You Are What You Eat: How Hannibal Brought Cannibalism Back to Pop Culture’s Dinner Table
Over twenty years after Silence of the Lambs, Bryan Fuller’s Hannibal brought a much needed revival to the representation of cannibals. Bryan Fuller’s Hannibal is…
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Framing Wes Anderson’s Memories
The frames-within-frames Wes Anderson uses in his work show his filmography’s obsession with memory.The Grand Budapest Hotel (Anderson, 2014).The artist Joseph Cornell took glass-fronted boxes and…
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Nerve’s Portrayal of a Utopian World Shows the Evolution of Social Media on Film
How the Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost-directed film encapsulates society’s weariness towards the World Wide Web. The etymology of ‘utopia’ comes from the Greek ou, meaning…
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The Search For Narcissism In Search Party
Trying to find yourself is more complex than it seems in TBS’s new comedy. TBS introduced a lot of new shows in 2016, including Full Frontal…
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In 2017, Hayao Miyazaki Rises Again
#2017Preview Miyazaki-san returns with Boro The Caterpillar.Image by shycatgirl.The new year promises lots of excitement for Studio Ghibli fans: the beginning of the year sees…
