Years ago two brilliant, yet criminally overlooked media scholars (me and my Dad) devised a theory. They theorised that all films, regardless of genre, should, at their most base level not only engage but entertain the audience. They called it The Happy… Continue reading →
Steampunk. Ahh, an interesting ‘genre', no? I have some issues with Steampunk, as most folks see it, but absolutely LOVE the texture and atmosphere of it as a whole. Nothing like the rainy, foggy streets of London, women in corsets, men in jackets with… Continue reading →
I swear I didn't plan for this to happen. I usually don't really have a pattern I follow when I decide to tackle old movies. I'm more of an ADD kinda guy. I just browse whatever is available and grabs my attention and just play that. I might get suckered into… Continue reading →
Martin Scorsese's documentary A Letter to Elia gets included in a massive, 18-disc set celebrating Elia Kazan's work of cinematic art. Continue reading →