Film & TV Articles
Using concrete examples from the hit manga and anime Attack on Titan, I’m going to teach you where worldbuilding comes from.
Why would the murderous Dracula--and his foul demonic deeds--lead the atheist nun Agatha to believe in God? Their intertwined stories involve death, unbelief, and a rebirth of faith.
We’ve all got those types of friends who believe some — or all — of these pesky movie-watching myths.
Dracula’s functional immortality has more disturbing consequences than just blood-sucking murder.
It ain’t the nun Agatha Van Helsing — Dracula is immortal! Netflix/BBC's Dracula sheds light on philosophical issues such as death, faith, and immortality.
Netflix’s Lost in Space shows endearing relationships between people and artificial intelligence, but philosophically, can this dream ever be realized?
2020’s Academy Awards point in a positive direction for the Oscars, but I’ve got five ways to repair this seemingly arbitrary process.
The war drama 1917 showcases a battle of moral frameworks, which begs us to ask: Do sacrifices really matter?
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has conflicting messages on the nature of personal identity.
In Netflix’s latest hit The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia faces challenges of both destiny and choice. What does the show teach us about our free will, or lack thereof?
The 10 filmmaking and storytelling lessons I learned when I adapted my favorite poem into a short film.