Batman v. Superman: A Good Film Caught in a Storm of Hate
I have been in a state the last few days, a state brought upon by all of the negative press Batman v. Superman has received over the past week. You […]
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Critical Path is a Must Watch Youtube Series on Game Design
This post is more of a shout out than anything else. I have been subscribed to the Critical Path Project on Youtube for a few years now and try to […]
Short Film Friday: The Man From Death (Dir.: Stephen Reedy)
What do you get when you combine the western genre with Scott Pilgrim vs. The World? The answer lies within the embedded video below. Written and directed by Stephen Reedy, […]
Watch Chris Rock’s Amazing Monologue at the 2016 Academy Awards
Amidst the glitz and glamour of the 2016 Academy Awards lay a push for change. After two straight years of only white actors receiving nominations, the push for recognition and opportunity […]
And the Oscar goes to…
There was no clear run-away winner by the time last night’s Academy Award ceremony wrapped. Leo had finally won his Oscar, but his picture, The Revenant, failed to take home […]
Short Film Friday: Shiny (Dir.: Daniel Cloud Campos & Spencer Susser)
I have professed my love for stop motion animation on more than a few occasions, and Shiny, like the best of them, takes a minimalist everyday item and works it […]
Short Film Friday: Lost Property (Dir.: Åsa Lucander)
Animation has the capacity to deliver some very heartfelt and emotionally resonating visuals. With it’s penchant for exaggerated movement, it simplifies a characters emotional motivations to their core visual aesthetics. As […]
Short Film Friday: Ronald (Dir.: John Dower)
Sometimes you have the presence of mind to realize you have neglected something, and one genre of short film that we don’t highlight enough on this site is the short documentary. […]
Short Film Friday: Jess’ Big Date (Dir.: Clinton Jones)
Rocket Jump needs little introduction in the Youtube generation. The magical channel created by Freddie Wong has been giving us top-notch spectacle for years. I remember watching his Call of […]
Refined Discussion: An interview with Nightmare Code Director Mark Netter
Way back in March 2014, we published a little article about an Indiegogo campaign for a new indie-sci fi-horror film called Nightmare Code in hopes of getting the feature fully […]
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