To Take His Face Off: A Dive Beneath the Wacky Nic Cage
For those less interested in film history, Nicolas Cage will be remembered for scenery-chewing camp, but he’s more than that. Cage is an everyman. Essay by Ceridwen Millington.
Read MoreFor those less interested in film history, Nicolas Cage will be remembered for scenery-chewing camp, but he’s more than that. Cage is an everyman. Essay by Ceridwen Millington.
Read MoreHow Wes Craven evolved his presentation and exploration of sexual assault throughout his films, from ‘The Last House on the Left’ to ‘Red Eye’ via ‘Scream’. Essay by Isy Santini.
Read MoreDamien Chazelle asks us to evaluate the relentless pursuit of perfection in his jazz drummer fable ‘Whiplash’, now 10 years old. Film essay by Sadbh Boylan.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino’s 10-film rule is a lesson in restraint that Hollywood could learn a vital lesson from. Here’s why. Essay by Evan Meikle.
Read MoreDuring one of the most significant periods of socio-political change, Frank Perry became a beacon of counter-culture independent filmmaking. Film essay by Lauren Frison.
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