Looking forward to rewatching THE BLACK CAT (1934) on @criterionchannl for all its SUPERNATURAL BALONEY. This has to be one of the greatest lines in ALL of cinema and Lugosi’s languid delivery relishes every ridiculous syllable.
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Illicit melodrama ... covert eroticism ... ghostly atmospherics ... 😱
Don't miss the * U.S. PREMIERE * of the new 4K restoration of THE UNINVITED (1944), praised by critics and decried by censors 😈
🗓️Tuesday 8/31—7pm
📍@ IU Cinema
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Congratulations @CalebAllison6 @PDieterlen Jack Ritter, Isaak Liu and Matt Jacobs for their success in this weekend's Student Production Awards! Their film, "Stalk Her," won in the short-film fiction category: go.iu.edu/3StS
Want to thank @Hoosier_Films for hosting a killer virtual festival this weekend and promoting some amazingly talented Indiana filmmakers!
Congratulations to all of this year's winners! Watch all of the award-winning films in a special awards block, now available at hoosierfilms.com/hfaf-2021/
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The live Q&A for the Dark Shorts Block starts really soon, around 10 pm! Join us at hoosierfilms.com/hfaf-2021/
#HFAF2021
@bsu_cei @BSUTCOM @talonreedcooper @IUMediaSchool @SpencerDBowman @TaylorFilmMedia @reelslimsredy @CalebAllison6 @PDieterlen @IUMediaSchool
Thrilled to add LOSING GROUND and ARAYA to my only other @MilestoneFilms copy, NIGHT TIDE, and to hear some illuminating commentary by @Terri_Francis! Getting new films in the mail is just rad.
Thrilled to write about and introduce Louis Malle’s cool crime thriller, ELEVATOR TO THE GALLOWS, for @IUcinema. Tune in on Thursday at 7!
New on #APlaceForFilm, Caleb Allison writes about ELEVATOR TO THE GALLOWS, which screens this Thursday:
"...this is one of the coolest films of all time, because it is bursting at every seam with a style that was yet to be named, codified, and repeated." blogs.iu.edu/aplaceforfilm/2…
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The CDRP's latest issue of "DocTalk" is by Caleb Allison, discussing the documentary film "Honeyland." The essay is posted at cdrp.mediaschool.indiana.edu…
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This is your last chance to get some of @CalebAllison6's stickers while they are $0.25 cheaper on AMIA's pop-up store before it closes on Monday! #amiamerch
Thrilled to sneak my stickers into the online store for the @AMIAnet conference and a HUGE thanks to @brianna_toth_ for making it possible. They’re on sale there and proceeds still go towards the @allarvickfund! So go ahead, treat yo self.
I was desperately in need of a creative distraction, so I made @AMIAnet their first online store with totes, face masks, floaty pens, stickers AND raffle items. Thought it could provide something tangible for the virtual conference. Many thanks to all the generous donors! 👇👇👇
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You've all been waiting patiently. Well, here you go. A special treat just for you. Happy HALLOWEEN. Stay safe.
Every time I catch The Silence of the Lambs on TV I have to finish it. It’s still soooooo damn good. #moviesIjustwatched
Finally catching up on my Haneke and I’ve rarely felt more inspired and melancholy at the same time. He reminds of a video-age Bresson. 1.) The Seventh Continent 2.) Benny’s Video 3.) 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance 4.) The Castle #moviesijustwatched
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This Friday Oct 23rd join AMIA member @Terri_Francis , author « Josephine Baker's Cinematic Prism, » & curator #KarenAlexander for a #BirkbeckInstituteForTheMovingImage event on the enduring appeal of #JosephineBaker✨ Get your #free ticket here buff.ly/2HkE4yX
11.) Queen of Blood (1966). Tonight’s theme was dedicated to John Saxon. Chose by cover art alone and was not disappointed. Not only did I get Saxon but a young Dennis Hopper! The colors are psychedelic and the effects solid. #octobermoviescreeningchallenge #31spookynights
10.) Vampire in Brooklyn (1995). #octobermoviescreeningchallenge #31spookynights
9.) My Bloody Valentine #octobermoviescreeningchallenge #31spookynights
8.) Hubie Halloween (2020) - I know, I know, you don’t even have to say it. #octobermoviescreeningchallenge #31spookynights
7.) Get Out (2017) - One of the greatest opening sequences of all time. #octobermoviescreeningchallenge #31spookynights
Big thanks to @InstGratFilm for showing ‘Stalk’ in their October "HORROR" Movie Challenge. Watch the compilation here: youtu.be/-t6pRdd7pHY
So proud of the team for putting it together on short notice, especially @PDieterlen, Emma Williamson, and Richard Jermain.
































