Back in the mid-90s when I went to the North Carolina School of the Arts, a group of students made their own video film outside of a class. They didn’t want to be constrained by the faculty’s rules about content and time. They wanted to make their kind of horror movie. It might not have … Read more
As more people turn to streaming from the comfort of their couch-pits, the small screen landscape has ballooned and splintered in a thousand directions. The era of monocultural appointment TV—the kind that made Game of Thrones (at its peak) or Lost before it into national talking points—has faded into the
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