How Much of ‘Professor Marston and The Wonder Women’ Actually Happened?
It would seem a lot more of the Professor Marston story is fabricated than we knew. Read More...
Tag: History
Matt Damon’s Next Role is His Weirdest Yet
The actor will be snipping goat gonads in Charlatan. Read More...
‘Gold Diggers of 1933’ And The Allure of Pre-Code Cinema
Witness the rise of a star, Joan Blondell, in a deeply fascinating era of film history. Read More...
The Allure and Shock of ‘Black Narcissus’ 70 Years Later
Powell and Pressburger were filmmakers that created iconic films in the 1940s. Black Narcissus is one of those masterpieces. Read More...
America Had a Great Fall
Rewatching 'All The President's Men' On The Anniversary of Nixon's Resignation. Read More...
From the Frontline: The Real WWII Films to Watch Before ‘Dunkirk’
Before you head out to watch 'Dunkirk' this week, meet the Hollywood filmmakers that enlisted into service to allow America to see the true stories of World War II. Read More...
Andrew Garfield, Representation, and The Method
Three case studies of appropriation in the name of Method Acting. Read More...
The Monstrous Empathy of Lon Chaney
Hereditary Horror: Lon Chaney, his son, and confronting the human grotesque. Read More...
Let’s Revamp the Superhero Audio Drama
From shark-tossing to space sexism: Wonder Woman's triumphant stint at Power Records, and why DC should revitalize the superhero audio drama. Read More...
Let’s Shake On It: The Cinematic Persistence of Faust
Buckle up kiddos we’re going to talk about Satan. Why the legend of the man who sold his soul is one of the most resilient narratives in film. Read More...
