formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
B&B Theatres, the sixth largest cinema chain in the U.S., says it’s a few months away from bankruptcy. Without new content or financial aid from the government the family-owned business may not survive the pandemic. The National Association of Theatre … Continued
Across half a century, PBS has known its more and less brilliant years, but it has remained the case that the network aspires to a higher cultural, informational, one might even say spiritual standard, even as it seeks — needs … Continued
“If we shut this down, this will not be a reversible process,” says the ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ director. Director Patty Jenkins has warned that the future of cinema-going is in peril amid the coronavirus pandemic. “If we shut this down, … 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
The legacy of Thomas — who died Sept. 9 at the age of 73 — and The Movies lives on as a piece of important Cincinnati cultural history. Like the original Ludlow Garage, it was a breakthrough arts accomplishment. … Continued