The following contains spoilers for Nope, which is now playing in theaters. In Nope, Writer-director Jordan Peele dives deep into motion picture making, identifying the two leads, OJ and Em Haywood, as descendants of the Horseman in the story’s first film. “The Moving Horse”, captured by photographer Eadweard Muybridge, playedRead More →
Photo: hello (Shutterstock) If you want to buy a house or pursue higher education, you will probably need a loan. Jhowever, there are many different types of loans, and they can be confusing. here are the big guys who you should know (and you should read this economic glossarytoo). TheRead More →
The influence of “The Wicker Man” soundtrack on contemporary folk musicians and horror movie soundtracks cannot be overstated. Aside from the soundtrack, the film itself served as an original blueprint for the folk horror genre, spawning several locals who took inspiration from Robin Hardy’s film. Take Ari Aster’s daytime horror,Read More →
Sunday’s vote on the Infrastructure Reduction Act (IRA) showed, once again, the differences between Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and the Democratic Party. Amendment after amendment, Sanders was the only one to support the publicly popular measures that were included in Democratic Party platform in 2020 but rejected by caucus members. AnotherRead More →
After releasing two hit singles “Shada Shada Kala Kala” and “E Hawa” that still rock the whole nation, the third official song from the hit movie “Hawa” was released on Saturday night. Acclaimed musician and composer Emon Chowdhury, who also arranged the music for the movie song “Shada Shada KalaRead More →
A current film industry irony is how accessibility has only increased in a downtrodden market. Maiden Alley Cinema’s 48 Hours 2022 film project kicked off yesterday. Six teams will shoot and submit a film by 7 p.m. Sunday for the chance to attend the 2023 Filmapalooza International Competition in LosRead More →
Johnny Flynn has confirmed details of a new soundtrack album for the upcoming film The score and shared the first track of it in “Through The Misty With You”. The critically acclaimed singer-songwriter will release the soundtrack on September 2 via EMI Records. Each song is woven into the storyRead More →
Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) lenders face a tougher reality. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. Credit card balances jumped $46 billion to $887 billion in the second quarter, which was still down 4.3% from the peak in the fourth quarter of 2019 and was just a hair above what it was inRead More →
John Hughes’ iconic 80s films wouldn’t have been the same without their equally iconic soundtracks. Now you can get music clips from the movies in a box set called Life Moves Fast Enough: John Hughes’ Mixtapesout November 11 via Demon/Edsel. Billed as “the first official compilation of music from theRead More →
At the 2022 Oscars, Sian Heder won the award for Best Adapted Screenplay for “CODA”, his adaptation of the French film “La Famille Bélier”. “CODA” also won Best Picture, becoming the fifth remake to win the Best Oscar. In 2021 playwright Florian Zeller shared the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar withRead More →
New Delhi, Aug 3 (UNI) National award-winning director and screenwriter Kamlesh K Mishra is now set for the release of his upcoming film ‘Masoom Sawaal’, which revolves around the subject of menstruation and stigma which is associated with it. “Masoom Sawaal” stars Nitanshi Goyal, Ekavali Khanna, Shishir Sharma, Madhu Sachdeva,Read More →
Dulquer Salmaan is betting big on ‘Sita Ramam’, which he says isn’t in the routine mold. The August 5 release, directed by Hanu Raghavapudi, is by far the first full-fledged love story to come from Vyjayanthi Movies. In freewheeling conversation, the versatile actor talks about the film. You have beenRead More →
Now that Tottenham are mostly out of acquisition mode and offloading mode, you’d think we’d see a lot of players on the way out. It’s proving to be a bit more difficult than we all expected, mainly because, unlike Spurs, many European clubs simply don’t have much money at theRead More →
Believe it or not, great sci-fi epics like “Armageddon,” “Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2″ and “Tomorrowland” have something in common with cult hits like “Sharknado 3”, documentary films like “Apollo 13” and “First Man”, and even reality TV shows like “Cake Boss” and ” Lifetime Celebrity Bucket List.” TheyRead More →
Tyler Perry has had quite the journey. The former unemployed turned decorated filmmaker has bounced back and transformed himself into a national phenomenon. With his next film, Perry returns to his early days to introduce audiences to the first screenplay he wrote while homeless, The blues of a jazzman. Perry’sRead More →
Filmmaking in Waco has been a focus of the Deep in the Heart Film Festival since its inception six years ago and was highlighted this year. Several Waco filmmakers, writers and musicians had entries, and special posters touting “Waco Is Made For Movies” were commissioned. For the first time, theRead More →
Brad Pitt made some of the best movies ever made and some stinky ones. There is one thriller in particular that haunts him, 1996’s The Devil’s Own. As he once said, what started out as a wonderful script turned into something he considered “irresponsible” – ooft. “We didn’t have aRead More →
Malaysian diva Sheila Majid released “Wira Hatiku” from the soundtrack of Juanga film dedicated to COVID-19 pioneers touted as Malaysia’s biggest production. The single and music video for ‘Wira Hatiku’ was released on July 26, featuring instruments from the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. In the post revealing the music video, theRead More →