By Kyle Rupprecht on May 16, 2014
In his feature directorial debut A People Uncounted, director Aaron Yeger sheds light on the story of the Roma, commonly referred to...
By Kyle Rupprecht on August 12, 2013
We’ve all seen those stately biopics (usually with Oscar aspirations), in which renowned actors portray real-life historical figures (Patton, Queen Elizabeth, Gandhi,...
By Kyle Rupprecht on August 5, 2013
German-born moviemaker Thor Freudenthal started his career in visual effects and animation, working on such films as Stuart Little (which was nominated...
By Kyle Rupprecht on August 5, 2013
Much like an ocean wave, the surfing movie subgenre has seen its share of peaks and valleys. The innocuous yet charming 1959...
By Kyle Rupprecht on July 19, 2013
Where would the world be without the paranormal investigators of cinema? Overrun with evil spirits, demons and other unpleasant creatures, that’s for...
By Kyle Rupprecht on July 8, 2013
Young adulthood has long represented a rich source of inspiration for moviemakers. This confusing and confused life stage offers moviemakers ample room for gross-out comedy, tender drama,...
By Kyle Rupprecht on June 26, 2013
In celebration of the release of “Byzantium” this Friday, we’ve come up with a selection of ten films that put wonderfully unique...
By Kyle Rupprecht on June 18, 2013
Horror movie remakes are a dime a dozen these days, with retreads of such genre classics as Poltergeist, Hellraiser and Suspiria currently...
By Kyle Rupprecht on June 12, 2013
While there, Gilderoy encounters a culture clash with the Italian crew, and, more disturbingly, finds the events of the film he’s working...
By Kyle Rupprecht on June 10, 2013
Superhero movies tend to come in just one of two flavors: Exceptional and terrible. They either work as visually breathtaking, escapist fun…...