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"The Sheep Detectives" - What Made It Work So Well?

Memorable family entertainment is when simplicity does not overshadow depth.

Thomas SiegelAugust 12, 20263 min read

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‘Vote for Pedro’ 22 Years Later: "Napoleon Dynamite"

"Napoleon Dynamite" remains proof that unforgettable movies don’t always come from the biggest budgets or the flashiest stories.

Madeline Rhea Sigur · Aug 8
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Casper Kelly: From Horror-Comedy Royalty of Adult Swim to Big-Time Director

From "The Scooby Doo Project" to "Too Many Cooks", Casper Kelly has had a career full of cult hits. Now, he has a feature film coming out with an A-list cast.

Aiden Pernini · Aug 7
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Loneliness on Screen

Visual media like film have the ability to uniquely represent loneliness. These four movies highlight the emotion in different ways, demonstrating how it often exists in proximity to others experiencing similar emotions, as well as the power of vulnerability and connection in dispelling it.

Emma Laus · Aug 7
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An Autopsy of Fear

How screenwriters use the fear of the unknown to evoke true terror.

Makayla Jensen · Aug 6
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Does "Save the Cat" need saving?

An honest review of the popular screenwriting book, "Save the Cat".

Raquel Estes · Aug 5
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$170 Million Split 170 Ways: What I Hope Hollywood Learns From the Summer's Box Office

Indie movies have been dominating at the box office while blockbusters have been struggling to break even. Here's what I wish Hollywood would do about it.

Aiden Pernini · Aug 5
Horror Films

"And they were lab partners!"- the queering of "Re-Animator"

The cult-classic adaptations of H.P. Lovecraft's tale are remembered for their practical effects and stunning visuals, but for many, it has become a story of unrequited love.

Aiden Pernini · Aug 4
Horror Films

Upcoming Internet Horror Movies: A Golden Age or a Slop Machine?

There may come a time when internet horror movies become a bubble like the superhero era of the 2010s, but I look forward to the ride there.

Aiden Pernini · Aug 3
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Preparing for On-Set Murphy's Law

Murphy’s Law is a pain and a half. We can prepare forever-and-ever and still something else will inevitably go wrong.

Satchel Wilson · Aug 3

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