This year signifies ten years since the groundbreaking horror movie “It Follows,” directed by writer/director David Robert Mitchell, first premiered on a global scale. Although its broader release didn’t happen until spring 2015, the electrifying anticipation surrounding this innovative horror concept was so intense and captivating that it’s worth recalling the film as soon as possible.
The live-action MCU show on Disney+, headed by “WandaVision,” has been labeled as the “least expensive” to produce, yet it lacks any signs of being cheap in appearance for those who have watched it. With a focus on well-utilized interior sets and minimal CGI effects, the series presents an innovative approach to storytelling that was intentionally planned from the start, according to Marvel’s Brad Winderbaum, allowing for a unique level of creative freedom.
As I wander through Galerie Krinzinger, I find myself immersed in Anthony Olubunmi Akinbola’s animal farm. A pack of fifteen intricately carved wooden goats roam freely within the gallery walls, each one a testament to the artist’s skill. Yet, one goat stands out – it bears my own face, caught in a process of being transformed into an object.
The Transformers series has enjoyed significant success on the silver screen, with the Michael Bay films raking in huge box office numbers and the latest installment, Transformers One, being warmly received by critics. In contrast, G.I. Joe, another Hasbro franchise, hasn’t performed nearly as well. A hint of a crossover between these two characters sets was given in the most recent Transformers movie. The producer has confirmed that such a film is still in the works, although it seems we might have to wait some time before it hits theaters.
