Saul Bass children’s book is now back in print
There are a lot of reasons to love Saul Bass. His work in graphic design and movie title design is legendary and influential. ...
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From Hell: Paul Verhoeven/Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Crusade
[This week we’ll be looking at a few movies mentioned in Tales from Development Hell by David Hughes (Titan Books). The recently released ...
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From Hell: Darren Aronofsky’s Batman: Year One
[This week we’ll be looking at a few movies mentioned in Tales from Development Hell by David Hughes (Titan Books). The book chronicles ...
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From Hell: Lord of the Rings With The Beatles
[This week we’ll be looking at a few movies mentioned in Tales from Development Hell by David Hughes (Titan Books). The book chronicles ...
Book: Tales from Development Hell
There’s a line from David Hughes’s Tales from Development Hell that captures the whole absurd process of failed film development: “This [script] is ...
From Hell: Sandman the Movie
[This week we’ll be looking at a few movies mentioned in Tales from Development Hell by David Hughes (Titan Books). The recently released ...
Book: The Marx Brothers Encyclopedia
While I’d been into The Three Stooges at an early age and got into both Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton in high school, ...
Book: Sherlock Holmes On Screen (Updated Edition)
Sherlock Holmes turns 125 this year. He will likely endure much, much longer, especially given the success of Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes movies ...
Flix for Short: The Joy of Books
Stop motion is one of those things that everyone can do, but not everyone can do well. It’s really hard to get a ...
Read the Blade Runner Sketchbook by Ridley Scott/Syd Mead
The future never quite turns out like the movies. The real Manhattan of 1997 wasn’t anything like Escape from New York, the space ...
Pics and concept art for Wachowskis/Tykwer Cloud Atlas
Thanks to the people at Collider, we’ve got a new image and some concept art for the film version of Cloud Atlas. The ...
Book: The Hammer Vault
There is nothing quite like a physical book. Sure, you can hold impressive libraries on a single e-reader, but the weight, the heft, ...