formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
It remains one of the greatest films ever produced. Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane, a movie about media mogul William Randolph Hurst that introduced the film industry to a revolutionary new storyteller and redefined how movies were shot for decades. You wouldn’t … Continued
Steve McQueen is loosening up his style, and he’s chosen the best time to do it. The Academy Award-winning director, best known for serious, violent thrillers like Widows, has had a unique trajectory. His first two films, Hunger and Shame, were dramatic showcases for his … Continued
There will be no lines at the ticket counter at Brunswick’s Regal Cinemas, no smell of popcorn and no stragglers waiting for an end scene after the credits, following the company’s decision to close all 536 locations across the country … Continued
Nightstream, a virtual collaboration among five U.S. genre film festivals—Boston Underground (BUFF), Brooklyn Horror, Northbend, The Overlook, and Popcorn Frights—kicks off Oct. 8 and runs through Oct. 11, with films available on the event’s streaming platform until the 14th. … Continued
There’s a cinema in south-east London called Peckhamplex, which is one of my favourite places in the world. Set on the bottom floor of a car park, it’s a kind of faded 1990s dreamworld. The colour scheme is lurid, the … Continued
For those who’ve been going to Wilmington’s Thalian Hall for years, attending a movie screening at the historic theater this week might’ve been a mix of comforting and bizarre. Open on Monday for the first time since mid-March, only a … Continued