The music video featuring KathNiel for “Sa Susunod na Habang Buhay” is giving us some cinematic chills, too! Hi. Princess Kinoc here. Editor-in-chief for Film Police Reviews. I have a confession to make, I’ve never been a fan of KathNiel. But wait! Before you all KathNiel fans throw stones at
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Poster art for (movie about movie posters) ’24 x 36′ debuts
As film nerds, films like 24 x 36 enamor us. There is a whole culture that lives beyond the four nooks of a frame, and one that has always been fascinating, at least to me, is film posters. In what some consider an art long passed, filmmaker Kevin Burke finds the
A healthy dose of movie trivia on James Cameron’s ‘Aliens’
James Cameron’s 1986 film Aliens is a continuation of the franchise’s thematic and conceptual tenacity. In it, a reversal of roles typically attributed to a certain gender makes the meat of the story. Where the Ridley Scott-directed 1979 original deals with a lot of issues concerning rape, Cameron’s sequel deals with an entirely
Contemporary actors re-imagine iconic Alfred Hitchcock films in new Vanity Fair portfolio
Vanity Fair has released a portfolio of contemporary actors re-imagined as characters from Alfred Hitchcock films, and it’s glorious—I, of course, wouldn’t share if it isn’t the case. The portfolio is a collective work by photographers Julian Broad, Norman Jean Roy, Art Streiber, and Mark Seliger. In it, Naomi Watts
This Woodwork Artist Spliced Your Favorite Auteurs With Their Films
I’ve come across this astounding collection of woodwork art this morning. The pieces are created by a Seattle-based artist named Mike Leavitt, who, like any true cinephile would, took the phrase “the filmmaker becomes the film” literally. His latest art project, titled “King Cuts,” features great filmmakers spliced with characters
Akira Kurosawa storyboarded films in paint, take a look!
Guess what? Akira Kurosawa, a filmmaker revered by filmmakers you revere, used to be a terrific painter. An even bigger guess-what: he hand-painted storyboards for many of his films. We have quite a few of them attached here. And I know, this is not some secret locked away in the
A Film A Year: The 20th Century Through World Cinema
They say that film in itself is a world—one that magnifies our own; and one that for better or for worse, reflects in a manner that makes a wee more sense of a dizzying panorama called life. It’s enlightening, then, to see our own history seen through the lenses of
Scream Queens: 13 female survivors from horror movies
Someone emailed me this fun infographic of female survivors who lived through their respective horror films. Knowing that plenty of you are fellow genre nuts, I thought this is something that you might enjoy. The graphic (made by HalloweenCostumes.com) lists thirteen female survivors, the threats they have faced, and their weapons of
Great job, internet! Watch this amazing Saul Bass-inspired alt-title sequence for ‘Game of Thrones’
Now that Game of Thrones fans have yet to sit through another lengthy wait for the next season, the internet is conspiring in order to supress the seemingly worldwide anxiety. George R.R. Martin — who promises to be a more flexible killer in his succeeding writing — is releasing his
Watch: Adam Levine makes Michael Jackson impression singing the ‘Sesame Street’ theme
If you’ll permit us to break character for some supremely shareable content: Adam Levine doing a Michael Jackson impression whilst singing the theme for Sesame Street. It is an odd formula, to be certain, but one has to remember that odd is the primary commodity in The Tonight Show. The Maroon 5-singer (alongside
Chris Pratt Makes Own Impromptu ‘Awesome Mixtape’; and it’s awesome indeed!
Portraying the role of Walkman-wielding space outlaw Peter Quill, a.k.a. Star-Lord might just be the best thing to happen in Chris Pratt’s long-spanning career. The Guardians of the Galaxy star is committing to a long line-up of future projects, including the upcoming Jurrasic Park sequel/reboot. In promoting the gargantuan blockbuster, Pratt unconsciously
