formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
When Ryan Lucht and fellow Franklin Regional media student Tim Quinn made a short horror film, they never expected that it would lead to meeting horror industry icons such as Tom Savini and Greg Nicotero. Then again, given the success … Continued
With more than 175 film festivals canceled due to the COVID-19 crisis, there’s no shortage of independent films in need of exposure and people in need of entertainment. To that end, Cinema St. Louis is taking part in a national … Continued
Silent films, playhouse performances, the Grand Ole Opry, independent cinema — for nearly 100 years, the Belcourt Theatre has provided a vital space for Nashville’s arts enthusiasts. And, although doors to the renovated filmhouse and education center temporarily shuttered last month, … Continued
Nightlife and community gatherings are a big part of queer culture, but all that has gone away with the advent of the COVID-19 shutdown. Undaunted, many of the Bay Area’s most beloved performers, party promoters and events producers have found … Continued
Movie theaters across the country are temporarily shut down, but movie lovers are finding creative ways to come together to celebrate the magic of cinema and the power of community. Under the tagline “movies to watch together while we’re apart,” … Continued
I would hope as a civilization we are past the days of automatically applauding the cinematic representation of sexual minorities simply for its mere existence. Don’t get me wrong — the novelty of seeing queer characters portrayed in film and … Continued