formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
From the shadows of silent films to the chilling depths of modern psychological thrillers, horror cinema has undergone a mesmerizing evolution over the decades. Each era has brought unique styles, themes, and innovations, shaping the genre into the diverse and … Continued
Texas A&M International University’s psychology and communications department, in collaboration with two Belgian universities, has launched an online international research seminar on the history of cinema and cinema-going in Latin America and Spain. Source: TAMIU researching cinema history in Latin … Continued
“A record number of 6 million (estimated) moviegoers visited their local cinema to celebrate the National Cinema Day. In every corner, audiences of all ages came together to record an unprecedented demand for movie tickets, and the country’s cinema operators … Continued
From rave then to rap today is the generational journey taken by over 30 young Northern Irish rappers. Source: How rap is breaking Belfast barriers brick by brick, song by song – BBC News
Check out this extreme cinematography project by director AJ Bleyer. Again, Bleyer was shooting inside an airplane, but this time he chose the RED Raptor and FUJINON Premista wide cine-zoom lens to catch some imagery full of adrenaline. Source: Extreme … Continued
His cutting-edge timing and air of vulnerability helped him create one of the most memorable characters in TV history, even as the jokey persona masked a longtime struggle with substance abuse. Source: Matthew Perry Dead: ‘Friends’ Star Was 54 – … Continued