Toccata and Fugue in D minor and Horror Cinema
An iconic motif in film music, the Toccata and Fugue in D minor has long showcased its impact on cinema, forever connecting the organ with things that go bump in the night.
Renegade Nell (Disney+, 2024) Review
Not perfect but immensely enjoyable, Renegade Nell is the latest in a line of recent historical series, gloriously led by Louisa Harland as the swashbuckling Nell Jackson.
Why Did Stop Motion Stop? (or How Toy Story Destroyed Kid’s Television)
Children’s television once thrived on stop motion classics like Postman Pat and Fireman Sam. Now, CGI dominates, lacking charm and originality.
How Our Flag Means Death Improved in Season 2 and Then Got Cancelled
After facing first season challenges, Our Flag Means Death finally found acclaim. Yet, despite it’s esteem and fanbase, its end feels appropriate.
Things You Should Have Done (BBC, 2024) Review
Lucia Keskin’s debut series blends humour with a touch of pathos, offering surreal hilarity and a relatable storyline.
Comparing Film Posters From Each Decade
Film advertising has evolved over the decades, reflecting changes in artistic trends and technology. Each decade brought its own unique approach, creating a rich history of cinematic marketing.
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