By A teenage boy talks to his machine, giving it commands. His first task begins innocently enough: “stand on one foot,” the boy says. The machine obeys. His second task reveals a sinister edge: to target nearby onlookers. The boy orders his machine to grab one of them by the head,
Wildwood Official Trailer
A journey of love, loss, and danger awaits as Laika Studios releases the official trailer for their upcoming film Wildwood. View trailer below. Prue McKeel and her classmate Curtis Mehlberg are drawn into a hidden magical forest near Portland in an attempt to save Prue’s kidnapped infant brother Mac from the crows,
Edith Bowman’s Soundtracking Live Events Head to Everyman
Everyman and Range Rover have officially announced a major landmark partnership to continue bringing Edith Bowman’s Soundtracking Film Club exclusively to Everyman venues across the United Kingdom. Celebrating its milestone tenth anniversary this August, Bowman’s award-winning weekly podcast, which explores the profound, symbiotic relationship between cinema and music through in-depth
Blu-ray Review: Fatal Flying Guillotine (Collector’s Edition)
When my kid was taking Taekwondo lessons a decade ago, the instructor was trying to talk me into signing up. I asked him if they taught how to use The Flying Guillotine. I was informed that there wasn’t a real martial arts weapon known as the Flying Guillotine. Thus I
Liminal Spaces, Transitional States: Alexander Ullom on “It Ends”
Fred Rogers’s song “What do you do with the Mad that you Feel” comes to mind when watching director Alexander Ullom’s existential road-trip nightmare, “It Ends.” In his song, Rogers articulates a need for vessels to place our rage, angst, and grief, and sings how easy it is to feel
