FILM NOR

Stephen King labeled it one of his favorite films of the year in his Entertainment Weekly column but I don't see the appeal of writer/director Michael Haneke's U.S. remake of his own film Funny Games (2007).

Review on the latest Rob Zombie film...

Small Christmas gifts for the analog or hybrid scanned-analog photographer.

More tales of independent filmmaking.

An assigned article on the least scariest film ever made.

Fans of the original A-Team television series are upset today to learn that Dirk Benedict and Dwight Schultz's cameo appearances have apparently been cut from the film's final cut.

A review of Jason Reitman's film "Up in the Air" with George Clooney and Vera Farmiga.

A critical read of Francis Ford Coppola's screenplay adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby alongside A&E's Mira Sorvino-lead film, this article argues that Nick Carraway must be the considered the main character of a new film adaptation.

An undergraduate college paper on the paradoxes of horror, for a course in philosophy and film studies.

A review of the new film STUCK

The 2006 Austin Film Festival Award winners are announced. Tonight also had screenings for Bobcat Goldthwait's film Sleeping Dogs Lie and a Japanese stop motion puppet animation The Book of the Dead.

Film remakes might not always succeed with a new audience, but new generations sometimes need new interpretations.

The Austin Film Festival is going strong. Today was the screening of family docudrama The Cave of the Yellow Dog, Werner Herzog's newest film Rescue Dawn, and the controversial Death of a President.

Austin Film Festival is hosting several regional and world premieres this year. Read about Military Intelligence and You, A Lobster Tale, and The Night of the White Pants and learn where you can get more information on the festival.

Today I get to bask in the pleasure of introducing you to Chicago's first, for profit, short film Distributor …Evanston newcomer Pawky dot com and they boast a staff that would do a United Colors of Benetton ad proud.

An in depth conversation about the film "Black Girl" and the intentions behind the making of the film.

This is an essay I wrote for a film analysis class. It questions key elements of the film, such as the rise of conformity in mass society, and how mega-conglomerate corporations and rising technology effect human behavior. Please do not plagiarize.

Adaptation is a film which deftly mixes the present with not only the past and future, but also with the imaginary, which often takes the viewer by surprise.

Casablanca remains one of the greatest films ever made. Rife with intrigue, mystery, drama and romance Casablanca is also a film about friendship, war and patriotism. Bogart's "Here's looking at you, kid" is as immortal as this classic film!

Pay It Forward is a remarkable film that captures the audience in an outstanding manner. The film portrays the efforts of a young child's attempt to modify the compassoin of today's people.

Film technique and content create an explosive film that continues to spark questions about racism in America today.

An examination of how gangsters in film have reflected the pursuit of the American Dream of wealth and success.

One would expect postmodern themes to dominate independent film, the avante guarde of the cinematic world.