With the recent cinema re-release of the newly restored THE NUN – Jacques Rivette’s French New Wave classic from 1966, initially banned in France upon release, we’ve seen a resurgence in tackling of religious issues on screen. With a constantly troubling news cycle dominating our cultural conversations, there seems to
By Anthony Reyes. In 2008, while still in my wrestling watching phase, I asked my brother to buy me a movie that I had heard of called The Wrestler. In my head, I thought I was going to see another Ready to Rumble, or something that would have me high flying
Why does horror continue to return to the anthology format, and what makes them work so well? If you’re a horror fan then you’ve likely at the very least heard of AMC’s “Netflix for horror” streaming service, Shudder. It’s an interesting idea and worth the subscription fee if you’re interested in
The entertainment industry is a challenging place, and while it all looks fun and light on the outside, there is much more than meets the eye. With many different kinds of entertainment available to audiences nowadays, it is rather surprising that the everlasting rivalry between video games and movies has
With the Blu-ray and DVD release of You Were Never Really Here just around the corner on 2nd July, we have compiled a list of films that – just like You Were Never Really Here – incorporate stunningly original and impactful camera shots. Michael Clayton (2007) – Ending credits. Directed by
