Film Review Friday: Les Yeux Sans Visage (1960)
Written By: Jacob deBlecourt Often when viewing a horror movie more than, say, 30 years old, I feel compelled to… read more
Resevoir Dogs: A Dog Eats Dog World
By: John Heffernan “You don’t need proof when you have instinct”- Joe Cabot (Reservoir Dogs) The world is a dog… read more
Film Review Friday: Ed Wood
Beauty is in the Eye of the Filmmaker Written by: John Heffernan “Eddie, we’re in show biz. It’s all about razzle-dazzle…. read more
Film Review Friday: The Departed
The Departed is a movie in which the Boston police department is trying to take down an Irish gang. They… read more
Woody Allen: Master of the Human Condition
By John Heffernan The term unique is, ironically enough, through around to a meaningless extent. With that said, Woody Allen… read more
“Catch Me If You Can”!
Written by: Jenna Moloney “Catch Me If You Can” (2002): A Review and a Commentary on Lighting and Music “Catch… read more
Film Review Friday: Ex Machina (2015)
By: Jenna Moloney Ex Machina is a science-fiction movie about a scientist that built a robot so similar to a… read more
Film Review Friday: “I, Tonya”
An Unlikely Redemption “I, Tonya” (2017) Review by John Heffernan
Documentary How!: The Merit of Cinema in Anthropology
By Jacob deBlecourt Since the Brothers Lumière premiered their Cinematographe in 1895, questions have arisen as to exactly… read more
Understanding the Drama in Chaplin’s Comedies
People are in a different mindset when they watch a comedy versus when they watch a… read more