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In: Film History
By: Anthony Cogliano
Vietnam, Woodstock, The Summer of Love... the 1960s was a decade of immense change, reflected in - and likewise changing - the films of the decade. more...
The 10 Best Made-in-Detroit Movies – Ever
By: Jimmy McFarlin
Has any city been the target of more ridicule than Detroit? Because of a generous film incentive package, however, movies are fast replacing autos as the city's identity. more...
In: Film History
By: Anthony Cogliano
Through a paranoid and uncertain decade, the best films of the 1950s reflected the insecurities of Society. more...
In: Film History
By: Anthony Cogliano
The cynicism and hope of this war-torn decade is revealed in the narratives of its finest films. more...
In: Film History
By: Anthony Cogliano
Looking for a way out of the realities of their time, movie audiences enjoyed ten years of Cinema that took them to the most fantastic reaches of the soul and the mind. more...
Why Horror Film Director Eli Roth Sucks
In: Film History
By: Mike Lippert
The Most Overrated Films is a collection of short reflections on films throughout history that have received much praise and honour without ever really deserving it. more...
By: Andy Golub
You've always wanted to make movies, and now you're going to film school...great! Here are 5 notions to be aware of while attending your artistic institution of choice. more...
David Cronenberg's History of Violence
In: Film Directors
By: Martin G. Wood
Delving into the primal nature of violence does not distinguish David Cronenberg as a filmmaker, but, what does distinguish him, is sex: Sex as violence, violence as sex. more...
New Hollywood Vs. Old Hollywood
In: Film History
By: Iulia Filip
Classical Hollywood films, which relied on strong acting and narrative skills, made room for features centered on spectacular visual effects and bold editorial techniques more...
Philosophy of Cartoons, Aristotle and Coyote
In: Film Studies
By: Derek Putz
Saturday morning cartoons may seem like pointless fun. But maybe there is a meaning to the madness? This is the final part in the three part philosophy of cartoons series more...
Philosophy of Cartoons, Plato, Soul, Absurdity
In: Film Studies
By: Derek Putz
Saturday morning cartoons may seem like pointless fun. But maybe there is a meaning to the madness? This is part two of three in the philosophy of cartoons series. more...
Philosophy of Cartoons, Wile E Coyote Roadrunner
In: Film Studies
By: Derek Putz
Saturday morning cartoons may seem like pointless fun. But maybe there is a meaning to the madness? This is part one of three in the philosophy of cartoons series. more...
The Most Overrated Films of All Time
In: Film History
By: Mike Lippert
The Most Overrated Films is a collection of short reflections on films throughout history that have received much praise and honour without ever really deserving it. more...
Quentin Tarantino's Conversation Pieces
In: Film Directors
By: Martin G. Wood
Quentin Tarantino is the modern master of the conversation piece; never failing to provide audiences with something to talk about; through keen and provocative dialogue. more...
