Evie Dallmann examines “Alice in Wonderland,” “Coraline” and the psychedelic questioning of our own realities as it relates to current political climates and the forms of the two arts.

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Found is a grim horror movie that follows a young teen who has to live with the knowledge that his older brother is a serial ...

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As soon as Nettie Lombardi, an 18-year-old makeup artist, saw her friend Anna Murphy, a Canadian makeup artist, post about ...

The article highlights five video games with strong narrative and visual elements that would translate well into anime ...

“The Leopard” is based on the 1958 novel by Giuseppe di Lampedusa, one of the most important Italian texts of the last ...

The magic of Chicago-based Manual Cinema made a home in the Kennedy Center's Family Theater from March 28th to April 6th with ...

Fremont Middle School has released its honor roll and growth roll for the third quarter. Honor roll is determined by a 3.75 ...

South of Midnight is a stunning stop motion-like movie in game form that would have been better off just as a film.

When I ask why they don't just use a 3D modelling program to generate the assets, they give two answers: First, you can't ...

"The Coraline look took 6½ hours to complete. The original look I did took about 3 ½ hours." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of w ...