Old New
R. Emmet SweeneyNibbling at the periphery
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Not a Superstitious Sucker: Night of the Demon (1957)
> I detest the expression “horror film.” I make films on the supernatural and I make them because I believe it. – Jacques Tourneur, Positif
A Wrenching Departure: Ken Jacobs
“My approach to students had always to do with recognition of the individual; I never saw students as a mass. For me they were individuals as much as I was. What I brought into the classroom was a kind of theater, teaching theater, didactic...
Past Lives: The She-Creature (1956)
I need to mention up top the passing of Ken Jacobs, a pivotal figure in the history of American avant-garde film, and a former teacher of mine. I am working on a longer remembrance of his life and work, and what it was like collaborating wi...
Against the Grain: An Interview with Will Sloan about Ed Wood
The legacy and infamy of Ed Wood was cemented upon being called “the worst director of all time” in The Golden Turkey Awards (1980) by Harry and Michael Medved. What Will Sloan proposes in his deeply researched and lucidly argued new book E...
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