It is very safe to say Jordan Peele holds a special place in film lovers’ hearts. Ever since taking the world by storm in 2017 with ‘Get Out’, the director has only further solidified his newfound status as one of the figureheads of the horror genre and biggest trendsetters in the industry, despite having merely […]
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The 10 Most Absurdly Over-The-Top Horror Movies
When considering the greatest horror movies ever made, we often think of the ones that send a chill down our spine. The ones that fill us with dread and make it hard to sleep at night. In other words, the ones we can take seriously. And who can blame us? Horror as a genre is […]
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10 Great New York Movies Favored By Martin Scorsese
New York City has a unique cinematic heritage, backdrop to some of the most iconic films to ever grace the silver screen as well as the favorite playground of a long list of legendary directors. Throughout the decades, cinema has explored every last corner of the five boroughs, from the blinding lights of Times Square […]
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10 Fairly And Unfairly Forgotten Stephen King Movie Adaptations
When it comes to screen adaptations, Stephen King easily pops on the list of authors (living or dead) with the most films and TV adaptations. At the time of writing, King has forty-eight film and thirty-four TV adaptations of his works. Some of them, like Brian De Palma’s “Carrie” (1976) and Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining” […]
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10 Classic Sci-fi Films You Probably Haven’t Seen
Throughout the years, the science fiction genre has paved the way for enormous blockbusters. This year, for example, we’ve gotten big-budget juggernauts like Moonfall, Nope, and Prey. On top of that, some of the most memorable cinematic classics fall into the category. Over the past century, people continue to talk about Alien, Back to the […]
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21st Century Rotoscope: 10 Noteworthy Roto Films From The Last Two Decades
Rotoscoping, for those who may be unfamiliar with the term, is the technique of animating over film footage to create more realistic or lifelike characterizations. Created by animator and cartoonist Max Fleischer in 1915, the method was originally dubbed the “Fleischer process,” and utilized a device called a rotoscope to project film images onto a […]