Godzilla, Or How to Make a Monster Popular
The fearsome Godzilla continues to strike terror 69 years after its debut. The original film helped launch a genre of…
The fearsome Godzilla continues to strike terror 69 years after its debut. The original film helped launch a genre of…
When we envision film, we often imagine settling into a movie theater with a friend and a bucket of popcorn…
This past Sunday, Independent Film Festival Boston (IFF Boston) partnered with The Brattle Theatre near Harvard Square for their annual…
Filmmakers Collaborative, an organization that supports the independent media community through funding and programming opportunities, will soon celebrate one decade…
Film at Lincoln Center knows its audiences. Christian Petzold’s Afire (2023), a German drama of wildfires setting an entire forest…
In a recent career retrospective for GQ, Director Martin Scorsese said, “Every other person is like Travis Bickle now.” This…
NewFest’s LGBTQ+ Film Festival has historically provided a jumping point for the legacies of gay, queer, and trans communities. The…
As of October 15th, OutFilm CT wrapped up its 36th Connecticut LGBTQ+ Film Festival in Hartford. Originally scheduled for June,…
Redefining holidays is a classic practice in the horror genre. Bob Clark’s “Black Christmas” (1974) haunts the Christmas season, Steven…