It’s an understatement on how long the history of theater is when you look into it. From the stage to […]
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Methods of Preserving Media
The entertainment industry has a long history dating back to the 19th century. Including historical events and technical advancements, there […]
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The Legend of Jack of the Lantern
Over the years, we’ve seen an abundance of symbols involving Halloween, that foreshadow the spooky season ahead. Ranging from ghosts […]
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Love for Horror vs quick buck horror
As the end of this horror season draws near, I thought we’d take another dive into horror production. There are […]
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Why is Horror Content Everywhere?
Typically, the dawn of October 1st signifies to most that it’s the beginning of spooky season. Truth be told, there’s […]
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No drama no entertainment
When you hear the word “drama,” a few different examples come to mind. These examples range from as small as […]
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Rain Man: A Review From An Individual on The Autism Spectrum
Rain Man was a critically acclaimed movie when it came out in 1988. It won the Oscar for Best Picture, […]
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Edward Scissorhands: Why The Film Is a Less Than Flattering Portrayal of The Disabled.
The cult classic, Edward Scissorhands, came out more than thirty years ago. However, like similarly loved movies, it’s still socially […]
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Reasons For Subverting Expectations
There are many factors in telling a story, and one of the most crucial is keeping the audience’s attention. One […]
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The Challenges of Sub or Dub Media
In this article, we’re discussing how individuals with disabilities have trouble with subtitle media
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