Movies
-
Cinematographer Dan Laustsen Explains the Murky Noir Aesthetic of ‘Nightmare Alley’
Also: why his partnership with Guillermo del Toro is a match made in film noir hell.
-
What It Means for ‘Return of the Jedi’ to Be in the National Film Registry
The Library of Congress now recognizes all three parts of the original ‘Star Wars’ trilogy for their historical significance. But Lucasfilm has never offered them prints of the original theatrical versions.
-
And, Scene: The Ultimate Guide to Editing Transitions
There are a ton of ways to transition from one scene to the next. Here are nine of the most common.
-
The Real Story Behind ‘Casablanca’
While the plot of this iconic movie is not based on a true story, the premise is backgrounded in real events of the time.
-
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’ Has Atmosphere to Spare
Bradley Cooper steals hearts, fortunes, and the film itself.
-
Our Home Video Pick of the Week Opens Its Doors to ‘Disciples of Shaolin’
Plus 18 more new releases to watch at home this week on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!
-
Jim Carrey’s Grinch is the Perfect Christmas Movie Monster
Despite feeling “buried alive” by his makeup, he plays Dr. Seuss’ classic Christmas curmudgeon with heartwarming emotion.
-
The Old School Animation Technique that Makes ‘The Shining’ So Scary
“Mickey Mousing” doesn’t sound like it should be terrifying, and yet here we are.
-
‘Licorice Pizza’ is a Rambling, Engaging, and Inconsistent Hang-Out in ’70s LA
1970s Los Angeles gets a rose-tinted hang-out film.
