Confronting the Mystery Man in Lost Highway
Everything appears normal. I’m upstairs in my old family home. I walk into my parent’s bedroom and hear a strange mooing noise. My throat contracts as I sense something alien, … Continue reading
The King of Comedy
Here is my piece for the excellent Static Mass Emporium on The King of Comedy‘s opening scenes and the remarkable true events in which they’re rooted. Even at the tender … Continue reading
My God, its Full of Sex: A Puerile Reading of 2001 A Space Odyssey
A couple of years ago I started seeing things in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Is she dressed as a sperm? Rude things. Are they rubbing a giant alien clitoris? Giggle-inducing … Continue reading
Interview: JayetAl
JayetAl performed their La jetée soundtrack at our time travel spectacular on 22nd November 2012. We asked questions first. You don’t need a flux capacitor to prove that time travel … Continue reading
Family vs State (Sponsored Terror) in Spielberg’s Neglected Masterpiece
Steven Spielberg’s Munich (2005) is not an easy film to love. Based on Israel’s retaliation to the massacre at the 1972 Olympics, there is no doubting the relevance and potency … Continue reading
Twenty-Eight Seconds of ‘Pure Cinema’
Making magic happen in Alfred Hitchcock’s Murder! (1930)
Projecting Strength in Robocop (1987)
Drawing upon the framing and composition of the Western shoot-out, the expressionist use of light and shadows in film noir and evoking the spectacle of giant-monster B-movies, this image from … Continue reading
Easy Rider
SuperCool Cinema is delighted to post its first article from guest blogger Laura Hubner (head of film at Winchester University) who sets the scene for our next feature presentation. Easy … Continue reading
Uwe Boll: The (Complete) Videogame Years
Part One Bad films come in all shapes and sizes. Some are wildly successful (such as Transformers franchise), some are painfully dull (such as Transformers franchise), some are technically flawless … Continue reading
Preview of a CineNews Special coming in May…Uwe Boll – The Videogame Years
If a function of art is to challenge personal, cultural and social perceptions and values, then to find themselves unappreciated or even hated in their own lifetimes is an occupational … Continue reading
