OFCS members don’t just write film reviews. Here are several articles you might find interesting.
Best of Lists
5 Favorites #149: Live-Action Kids Movies
Ranking The ‘Scream’ Films: A Sacred Walloween Listicle
Travis Burgess @ The Sacred Wall
- Excerpt: Spooky season kicks off with a ranking of the five films in the ‘Scream’ franchise
Interviews
Sinéad O’Connor Documentary ‘Nothing Compares’ Reexamines Her Complicated Story
Essays
Horror Noir: Afroamerican Horror Cinema
Diego Salgado @ El País [Spanish]
Weird Images: Lucile Hadzihalilovic
Diego Salgado @ SoFilm [Spanish]
Awards Coverage
95th Oscars: Upcoming Precursors – October
The Friday Face-Off, The Ultimate List – Week #17
Re-Awarding Best Actor, 2002
Upcoming Film Previews
Aftersun
Bardo, False Chronicles of a Handful of Truths
A Chance Encounter
Detective Knight: Rogue
The Estate
Halloween Ends, Updated
I’m Charlie Walker
Old Man
Piggy
Poser
Possession
Pretty Problems
The Score
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry
Festival Coverage (General)
Fantastic Fest 2022 – Post-Mortem
Josh Thayer @ The Forgetful Film Critic
- Excerpt: My experience at Fantastic Fest 2022 was, indeed, fantastic. I’m excited to return next year to do it all again.
Festival Coverage (Individual or Group Reviews)
[Fantastic Fest 2022] Disappear Completely: A Morality Play of Contemporary Witchcraft
C.H. Newell @ Father Son Holy Gore
- Excerpt: Disappear Completely is an unnerving supernatural horror story that brings the morality of our everyday world into question when it comes to the pop culture obsession with true crime.
[Fantastic Fest 2022] Eco-Fascism & The Terrors of Climate Change in The Elderly
C.H. Newell @ Father Son Holy Gore
- Excerpt: The Elderly doesn’t suggest a whole lot of options when it comes to fascism and climate change: either we resist it all, or we lose ourselves and become part of a mindless, destructive force that will only ruin us all eventually anyway.
Other Types of Articles
Movie Madness Episode 331: Women With Power(s) And Some Bros Too
Erik Childress @ Now Playing Network
- Excerpt: The first show of October begins with nine movie reviews from Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy.
The Friendship Dilemma Episode 14: Tombstone
Erik Childress @ Now Playing Network
- Excerpt: Though the 1993 film is not known for its depiction of the women of the Old West, Morgan (Gire, not Earp) has found something of value in at least one of them. Briefly. But this is actually one of the discussions that was the inspiration for this very podcast. What friendship in this movie (besides Wyatt & Doc) was Erik (and most every fan of this movie) overlooking? Does its momentary exchange say more about their relationship than the majority of male/female friendships we see throughout cinema? Is this film as good as the reputation it has developed since it was initially dumped on St. Crispin’s Day (actually Christmas Day?) And just what tier does this friendship belong to on the newly-formed scale by Erik and Morgan?
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Diego Salgado @ Fallo de sistema [Spanish]
