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The past decade has seen what some would call a Golden Age of horror. Including the introduction of some of the best new filmmaking voices and ‘newfound masters of cinema’ (a select few directors) of the 21st century. 63 more words via Top 20 Horror Films of the Last Decade – ‘Suspiria’, ‘The Conjuring’, ‘Us’, &… Continue reading Top 20 Horror Films of the Last Decade – ‘Suspiria’, ‘The Conjuring’, ‘Us’, & More — DiscussingFilm

To celebrate the release of Birds of Prey and The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn available now on digital platforms, we’ve delved into the DC universe to seek out some of the best Female Super Villains that made their way to screen. 33 more words via Our Favorite DC Female Super Villains — DiscussingFilm

Years worth of innovative television defined a new wave of expertly crafted stories, reaching an all time high with ‘Mr. Robot’ in 2015. The post… 12 more words via In Appreciation of ‘Mr. Robot’ on 5/9 — DiscussingFilm

Grammy-winning songwriter and composer Glen Ballard shares all from Netflix’s ‘The Eddy’. From origins, complexities, to favorite moments. The post Glen Ballard on the Complexities & Struggles of Crafting ‘The Eddy’ – Exclusive Interview appeared first on DiscussingFilm. via Glen Ballard on the Complexities & Struggles of Crafting ‘The Eddy’ – Exclusive Interview — DiscussingFilm

Director Josh Trank opens up on the origins of ‘Capone’. From his dark days on ‘Fantastic Four’ to his now close friendship with Tom Hardy. … 22 more words via Josh Trank on Rising ‘Capone’ From the Ashes of ‘Fantastic Four’ – Exclusive Interview — DiscussingFilm

Visionary director James Mangold sits down with us to reflect on the state of the theatrical experience. Find out how he chooses his stories. via James Mangold Reflects on Film Industry Mid-Quarantine – Exclusive Interview — DiscussingFilm

So the rest of my counterweights came today and I finally felt comfortable mounting both the external mic and the Moment anamorphic lens on the gimbal. What did I learn? Well, Filmic Pro allows you to pick between the iPhone 11’s three internal mics – back (which, as I later found out, does mean back […]… Continue reading A 101 HOMESCHOOLING LESSON IN MOBILE PHONE PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMMAKING: MICROPHONES! — Cinephilosophy

https://video.wordpress.com/embed/6AywITlh?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 We made it to the Top 10! It’s been a fun little journey so far, and I’m excited to get down to my favorite kills the genre has to offer. In the last post I promised the intensity was going to ramp up, but I’ve come before you today to say this: I may… Continue reading The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: #10 – DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978) — This Is Your Brain On Film

https://video.wordpress.com/embed/KE1iBDcR?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 Remember when I promised you more intense kills in the top 10, but I reneged on that promise almost immediately? Well, now we’ve arrived. #9 on the list comes to us from the twisted mind of author Stephen King, director Andy Muschietti and a demented, dancing clown in the most recent adaptation of IT.… Continue reading The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: #9 – IT (2017) — This Is Your Brain On Film

https://video.wordpress.com/embed/lpBXAWra?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 For anyone following along, we’ve now reached some nastiness. I’ve featured many of Tom Savini’s special effects on this list, but this one has extra Savini and I think you’re gonna like it. Coming in as #8 on the list is William Lustig’s cult horror classic, Maniac (1980). Now we’re getting our hands dirty.… Continue reading The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: #8 – MANIAC (1980) — This Is Your Brain On Film