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Many members of our staff were pleased to hear our review of Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl was in production, and rightfully so. There’s nothing quite like claymation anywhere else in the industry, with titans like Aardman and LAIKA producing hits that resonate with cinemagoers old and new. The Wallace and Gromit series began […]
Today, following much buzz among the cinemagoer space, this year’s Academy Awards nomination presenters Rachel Sennott and Bowen Yang announced the full list of nominations for the show. Set to be broadcast live on ABC and, for the first time, Hulu on March 2nd, the Academy Awards needs no introduction. It’s tradition each year for […]
Master of the surreal, David Lynch has left us. He is gone from this world, but his avant garde visions committed to film, live on. Few American filmmakers have had such a lasting effect on the global cinematic tradition, transforming the landscape of both film and television the way he did. A mid-century child of […]
Eagle-eyed fans of the Sonic franchise have been eagerly awaiting the third entry in the blue blur’s film series, Sonic the Hedgehog 3. As far as trailers go, many were quick to point out that the film seemed to dip a lot into the pool of Dreamcast-GameCube era Sonic titles. Sonic Heroes, Shadow the Hedgehog, […]
One of the most well-known facts about the first season of Squid Game was how long the series took to get picked up. Originally conceived as a film by director Hwang Dong-hyuk, the original concept for Squid Game was being shopped around to numerous production and distribution companies over a decade before its eventual release […]
Earlier this year, Amazon began its marketing cycle for its new animated video game anthology series, Secret Level. Helmed by Tim Miller of Netflix’s Love Death + Robots, the series brought promise of original stories set in varying universes from different video games episode to episode. While some await the episode based on Firewalk’s Concord—which […]