The Horror of Knowing
The Innkeepers is part classic horror film, part workplace comedy, and part
deliberate study of both place and character—which, when taken together, makes
the movie a hard sell to a lot of
Film & Television
An Oversimplification of Her Beauty
Combining live action, animation, interviews and formal narration, Terence
Nance’s feature film An Oversimplification of Her Beauty
[http://oversimplification.mvmt.com/] is a creative patchwork that delves deep
into the emotional life
Cheap Vertigo
Only in the modern day can one hike an Alp in the morning and be home for a late
dinner in Boston. (Of course, the time change helps too.)
Greetings from Switzerland, which
Adapting to Adaptations
In 1909, the very first American full-length motion picture lit the screen. The
film was part of that beloved and contested genre, the literary adaptation. It
was the first of many film versions
Staying Awake
It started with LOST.
It was a revelation: Action-packed, prime time adventure television could be
really, really good. Don’t get me wrong. I enjoy my fair share of T.V.
storylines that