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From a business perspective, the whole point of found-footage horror movies is that they’re cheap. An investor can throw a few grand into a project like...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 241: THE FINAL BORDERLANDS

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 229: JUST GET ALIEN ABDUCTED ALREADY

“Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 209: FIND NEW CLOUDS

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

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I.THOU

“i.thou” is a compelling, hypnotic film by Jessica Fenlon. The source material for the film comes almost entirely from Hollywood footage, usually from...

Reviews

NO MORE LONELY NIGHTS

“No More Lonely Nights” is an experimental work of (reworked) found footage, created by Vincenzo Core and Fabio Scacchioli in the style that Austrian...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 171: A PASS?

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 137: V.H.S.

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 136: TIME FOR A GRAVE ENCOUNTER

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 120: EPISODE 50?

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...