formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A seminal work born of the experimental film movement of the 1920s, the French artist Marcel Duchamp’s Anémic Cinéma (1926) features a series of hypnotic spinning discs, which he called ‘rotoreliefs’. For the film, the painted circular designs were captured … Continued
Milan Kundera’s first novel, “The Joke,” won him critical praise and set the tone for a robust career in the spring of 1967, debuting just in time to catch the rising tide of freedom of expression that would reach its … Continued
The first feature directed by a Cuban woman, the film charts the rocky romance between a teacher and a factory worker. Source: BAM to Present New Restoration of Sara Gómez’s ONE WAY OR ANOTHER This Month
“We could’ve ruled the world together!” Studiocanal UK has revealed a new trailer for the 4K restoration re-release of the campy action classic Red Sonja, which originally opened in July of 1985. The movie was a follow-up to Conan the … Continued
Back in 2018, Matt Rotman decided to start a blog focused on the genre films he loved. Now, the San Diego-based author and filmmaker has a book inspired by his blog called “Bonkers Ass Cinema: A Guide to the Wildest … Continued
This week Michael Bay celebrated the 15th Anniversary of the first installment of Transformers. While many love to hate the series (and Bay…), there’s no doubt that Bay has put all his crazy mind into it as this series constitutes … Continued