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The Queue
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Paul Schrader and the Redemptive Act of Watching Movies
“Only The Audience Forgives”
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The Time James Cameron Blew Up a Real Bridge for ‘True Lies’
Nobody does it better (than James Cameron)
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The Elements of Suspense: How 3 Different Directors Build Tension
Oh my god, who put this bomb under my table? Hitchcock! Not again!
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Why Everyday Joes Make Sam Raimi’s ‘Spider-Man’ So Special
Give me rent!* (*cool, everyday characters)
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Why a 10-year-old Girl Is Credited for Co-Writing 1977’s ‘House’
‘House’ is one of the most bonkers horror films ever made. And we have a child to thank for it.
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Pain is Temporary, Food is Forever: The Themes of ‘Tampopo’
This world needs fewer RaBOYS and more RaMEN
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Okay, How Real is ‘The Rehearsal,’ Actually?
Something, something, all the world’s a stage.
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Why the Stunts in ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Feel So Dang Real
Hint: it’s because they’re real.
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Black, White, and Red All Over: The First Color Horror Movies
Well, two-strip Technicolor is red AND green but you get the idea.