formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Sometimes you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone — and then it comes back again. For me, I’d forgotten the importance of the annual ritual that unites the snowboard community to collectively percolate the anticipation of winter to … Continued
Before Moving to Portland, Nyback Was a “Fascinating, Eccentric” Fixture in Seattle’s Film Community Source: Remembering Film Archivist and Former Pike Street Cinema Owner Dennis Nyback – The Stranger
Nick Huinker cut his teeth in the movie industry at Regal Downtown West, rising from a staff worker to assistant manager all while watching as many movies as he could.Nearly 20 years later, he’s running Knoxville’s locally owned movie theater … Continued
Hindi cinema has always caught on to the best elements of Hollywood and foreign cinema. Various aspects of the ace intelligence officer have been adapted in diverse ways and quantum to the Indian milieu with different levels of success. And … Continued
A critic’s movie-love documentary artfully celebrates and deconstructs the decade when African-American audiences, for the first time, could see themselves onscreen. Source: ‘Is That Black Enough for You?!?’ Review: Intoxicating Black-Film Doc – Variety
After the massive year the studio has been having, Paramount Pictures wants to share its smile with fans. On top of Top Gun: Maverick’s soaring success, their most recent box office hit is director Parker Finn’s haunting horror film Smile, … Continued