Stunt-Casting: Animation Abomination
Stunt-casting in animation has become the norm over the last couple of decades. A feature-length animated film is likely not going to get green-lit unless ...
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Drive-in Theaters: The Rise, Fall and Revival of an American Tradition
Gary Kushner is returning from the snack bar skillfully carrying four sodas and a large bucket of popcorn for himself, his wife and his two ...
Spotlight: Austin’s New Republic Studios
Resting along the banks of the Colorado River outside of Austin, Texas sits New Republic Studios, a sprawling 200-acre film and television production facility. With ...
Remembering Tony Lorenzo
One year ago, Film Dumpster lost one of its family members. Tony Lorenzo was best known as the guitar player for the metal band Sons of ...
The Plight of “Don’s Plum”
How Two Hollywood A-Listers Stopped a Film’s Release and Blacklisted a Producer in the Process Before Titanic, before Spider-Man, before becoming Hollywood elite, Leonardo DiCaprio ...
Taking Sides: Man of Steel
In our feature, Taking Sides, two Screen Radar columnists each defend their viewpoints on a particular subject matter. In this entry, Phil Bowman and Jeff ...
V.D. Special: An Open Love Letter to Ryan Reynolds
I Love You Ryan Reynolds – A Valentine’s Day Special by Ami Schiller 82% on the Tomatometer. This is what my life has become. Check ...
George Lucas is a Dick
In 2012, George Lucas sold the rights to one of the most popular and recognizable franchises in history to Disney for $4 billion. Then, when ...