Blog posts
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The Live-Action Scooby Doo Film from 2002 is my Favorite Movie and Here’s Why
by Ainsley Kohli Many things happened in the year 2002 worth noting and yet I will be noting none ofthem except the day I was born (December 30th, 2002 in… Read more.
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The Divine Dreamscapes of Jean Rollin: Horror Cinema’s Most Underappreciated Director
By Alexandria Boettner Abandoned chateaus, fog-ridden cemeteries, & rocky beaches… Coupled with nude women, vampires, and gore galore, this is the visual recipe for nearly every film by French horror… Read more.
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A Brief History of Stop-Motion Animation
By Isabel Selling For many Gen Z kids like myself, our childhood favorite films were some form of animation. Whether it was Disney, DreamWorks, or Pixar, animation has a unique… Read more.
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Found Footage: The Art of Real
by Lauren Tivy Found Footage Horror movies occupy a unique position in the film industry for being genuinely polarizing; mixed opinions on whether they’re even good or bad, but it… Read more.
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“Collage” Music Styles and the Expanding Musical Self Expression
by Kiana Reid Now I feel I should preface with the fact I am not a music studies human, nor have I looked into research on the topic, but to… Read more.
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Possession (1981): How a Film about a Homewrecking Tentacle Alien is the Best Romance You’ve Never Seen
by Amelia York These ones are for all you lovebirds out there. Stick with me for a moment and you’ll understand why Andrzej Zulawski’s 1981 horror film Possession should be… Read more.
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The Legend of Vox Machina Hits a Home-run with Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves up to Bat
by Nicholas Nygard I love Dungeons and Dragons. So when my friend told me that we were invited to the midnight premiere of Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves at… Read more.
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Dressing up for Love: The Fashion Magic of Qipao
By Kazarina Liao The film In the Mood For Love is a classic film by Wang Kar Wei. It’s about two next-door neighbors, Mr. Chow and Mrs. Chan, who find… Read more.
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The Philippines Goes Hollywood
By Madeleine Lingad If one were to describe Filipino culture, one might say that it is defined by having a strong family bond, a hospitable demeanor, or a love for… Read more.
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The Ultimate in Legal Terror: Eyewitness Accounts in The Thing
By Rowan Lester Here’s a fun fact: out of 349 wrongful convictions which have recently been overturned by DNA evidence, 70% were originally caused by mistaken eyewitnesses. It’s also repeatedly… Read more.
