In honor of Black History Month, we are taking a look at Black film history in America. This is a topic that is often overlooked, but it is an important part of our film heritage. Because of the work of many Black filmmakers and activists throughout history, Hollywood is much more diverse than it ever […]
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If you’ve read our previous blog post about the history of horror movies, you know that the popularity of movie genres comes in cycles. Many genres have had declines and comebacks over the years. One of the most relevant examples of that is the rom-com. What is a Rom-Com? A rom-com is typically a humorous […]
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Horror stories go back far beyond the creation of films, books, or literature in general. There’s a reason campfire stories have been around for centuries; people just love to be scared. And what’s more, we love to be scared together. Sharing a good scare is a bonding experience, which is likely why so many people […]
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In the 20th century, the difference between indie films and major studio films was largely defined by the production value and scope of distribution. Indie films were typically produced by small independent production companies and were distributed by film festivals or independent distributors. On the other hand, mainstream films were typically produced by large Hollywood […]
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