Posted by Brian Skutle Apr - 12 - 2020 0 Comment
For the first time since 2017, I have watched Martin Scorsese’s trilogy on faith- “The Last Temptation of Christ”, “Kundun” and “Silence” in its entirety. That it happened to be spread out through Holy Week- with “Last Temptation” on Palm Sunday, “Kundun” on Good Friday and “Silence” on Easter- was a coincidence, but that made […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Mar - 23 - 2020 0 Comment
I’ll admit, spending the better part of two weeks at Atlanta’s Plaza Theatre last year for the Atlanta Film Festival has made me appreciate its value more. I don’t frequent it as much as I should, for a variety of reasons, but it is an iconic part of Atlanta’s film industry, and one I feel […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Mar - 19 - 2020 0 Comment
These are uncertain times we live in. The COVID-19 pandemic, and widespread closures of businesses and “self-isolation” we’re experiencing, is unlike anything I have ever seen in my 42 years on Earth. And, as someone with respiratory issues, and the husband of a wife with diabetes, we are taking this seriously, and trying to remain […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Mar - 12 - 2020 0 Comment
I hope that everyone is safe and sound with the coronavirus going around. We will have plenty of content for you moving forward. Today, I wrap up my coverage of the 2020 Women in Horror Film Festival, with personal discussion on the festival in general, as well as four interview sessions held in conjunction with […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Mar - 10 - 2020 0 Comment
**Disclaimer: Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Atlanta Film Festival will be postponed this year. When I learn more, I will pass it on to you.** Last year, I covered the Atlanta Film Festival for the first time. It was my first, full film festival experience, and- save for some food poisoning midway through- it […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Mar - 3 - 2020 0 Comment
I have never had such a concentrated blast of consecutive moviewatching in my life than I experienced at the 2020 Women in Horror Film Festival in Marietta, Georgia, over the last three days of February. If I hadn’t sat out two of the short film blocks, I would have seen all 89 films that played […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Feb - 17 - 2020 0 Comment
Next week, I will be attending the 2020 Women in Horror Film Festival in downtown Marietta, Georgia, as was announced at the beginning of February. I was first clued in to the festival by filmmaker Nickolas Duarte, whom actually has a short film, “Old Man Forever,” playing in one of the blocks during the festival […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Feb - 7 - 2020 0 Comment
Hello readers and listeners! In the latest episode, I will be wrapping up 2019 with a rundown of the 10 Best Films I saw last year, as well as some final thoughts before the Oscars on Sunday. For more on the Oscar nominations, you can find them at the Sonic Cinema Patreon with a $3/month […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Feb - 1 - 2020 0 Comment
Last year saw a step-up in what Sonic Cinema does when I covered the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival. It was a fantastic experience, my first as a member of the press, and it’s one I hope to do again when that festival begins at the end of April. As the year went on, though, I […]
Posted by Brian Skutle Jan - 31 - 2020 0 Comment
Hello, and welcome to 2020! The Sonic Cinema Podcast makes its 2020 debut with a little critical discussion on the big awards contenders from the 1994 movie year- Robert Zemeckis’s “Forrest Gump” and Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction”- along with the Oscars from that year, and in general. Joining me on the mic is the editor […]