Year of the Month: Jason Tucker on PUFNSTUF
Seeing the Krofft puppets on the big screen is something I still have yet to…
Let There Be Light: Persia on The Complicated Labyrinth of THE TOMBS OF ATUAN
Ursula K. Le Guin had never written books for young people before changing the field…
Year of the Month: James Williams on THE FISHER KING
Confronted with writing about a movie like Terry Gilliam’s The Fisher King, I become painfully…
Faire and Fantasy
We’ve got a new juggler across the way from us at faire, and our booth…
Dad to the Bone: James Williams on EXCALIBUR
Choosing movies for this column can be an awfully subjective job, to the point where…
The Friday Article Roundup: In Your Corner
This Week You Will Get Support From: anime fights slow cinema retired superspies fantasy galore…
Year of the Month: 55 Years of 100 YEARS OF SOLITUDE
Content note: This article contains references to sexual assault, including of minors, and incest I…
Lang vs. Von Harbou: James Williams on METROPOLIS
The silent film era persists in the public consciousness mostly as a collection of moments…
Epic Lang: METROPOLIS and DIE NIBELUNGEN
Fritz Lang was an incredibly versatile filmmaker, but he spent much of his career in…
After all, Miss, this is France: Persia on BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
When considering the core text of “Beauty and the Beast,” as much as there is…