If director Joseph Kosinski does not feel a need for speed, he at least possess a flair for it. His is the cinema of speed. From Tron: Legacy to Oblivion to the megahit Top Gun: Maverick and now his brand new film F1, Kosinski has become the modern master of cinematic motion. Few working directors possess his flair for the kinetic. So … Read more
These horror movie remakes did things the originals couldn’t. Perhaps because studios and the Motion Picture Association loosened up, or because of less easily shocked audiences, they were able to push viewers limits further than the originals. And some were just better made, thanks to the filmmakers standing on the shoulders of those who went … Read more
Sorry, Baby opens with a wide shot of a lone house on a quiet New England country night—an image that could be the height of snoozy serenity or scary isolation. Writer-director Eva Victor remembers this being a genuine issue in the edit of her first feature. “It ended up feeling like the beginning of a … Read more
The second half of “28 Years Later” is a surprise, not because of some enormous plot twist, but in how the film’s violent zombie frenzy is interrupted by the introduction of Dr. Ian Kelson (Ralph Fiennes), who injects an unexpected poetic poignancy into the film. And the turning point is sharp. Ilsa (Jodie Comer) and … Read more
‘Shooting on Film’ Final Featurette for ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Movie by Alex Billington June 24, 2025Source: YouTube “This is the first time I’ve held a 35mm camera and it felt alive, because it’s rolling film…” 🎥 Universal has posted one more making of featurette for Jurassic World: Rebirth, ready to hit theaters worldwide next week … Read more
The Blumhouse family is counting their lucky stars that they met Violet McGraw’s family. In April 2020, McGraw was cast as 10-year-old Cady James in Blumhouse/Atomic Monster’s techno horror-comedy, M3GAN. In July 2020, Violet’s sister, Madeleine McGraw, was hired for the banner’s supernatural horror film, The Black Phone. The two films went on to gross … Read more
“What You Wish For” marks a compelling return to form for Nick Stahl, whose career has seen its share of peaks and valleys. In this psychological thriller, Stahl delivers one of his most nuanced performances in years, reminding audiences of the raw talent that first captured attention in films like “In the Bedroom” and “Terminator … Read more
Alright, folks! I’ve been dying to tackle this one for ages. If you’ve been following our Then vs Now series, you know I have a soft spot for those gloriously weird 80s sci-fi flicks that bombed spectacularly at the box office only to find their audience years later. And trust me, they don’t get much … Read more
“The Three Faces of Eve” & “Lizzie,” that respectively starred Joanne Woodward & Eleanor Parker, were both 1957 films that depicted the topic of multiple personalities. Hollywood had competing films about title characters with three conflicting personalities, both released in 1957. Very specific coincidences, right?! The Three Faces of Eve showcased rising star Joanne Woodward; Lizzie … Read more
