Our movie-of-the-week feature, in which someone makes an argument about a movie on Tuesday and we debate it on Wednesday.
City Council is our regular feature in which we discuss an issue that one of our writers notices in the world of cinema. This week’s argument:
Resolved: Cabin in the Woods’ deconstruction of the horror genre is superior to Scream’s.
Continue reading #2 Cabin in the Woods vs. Scream: the Debate
Like any city, Cinephile City runs on debate. City Council is our regular feature in which we discuss an issue that one of our writers notices in the world of cinema. Today is the Opening Argument; tomorrow is the Debate. This week’s argument:
Resolved: Cabin in the Woods’ deconstruction of the horror genre is superior to Scream’s.
City Council is our regular feature in which we discuss an issue in the world of cinema. Yesterday was Lauren Baggett’s Opening Argument, Resolved: Paranormal Activity is the most important movie in the era of modern horror.
Like any city, Cinephile City runs on debate. City Council is our regular feature in which we discuss an issue that one of our writers notices in the world of cinema. Today is the Opening Argument, tomorrow is the Debate. This week’s issue is Resolved: Paranormal Activity is the most important movie in the era of modern horror.
Continue reading #1: Paranormal Activity and the Start of Found-Footage Horror
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