At some point around the time vacuum that was Thanksgiving/Black Friday, I received a message from one Tim Willis. He had included some artwork that pulled me out of my tryptophan induced glutton-coma and my mind was blown. If you aren’t familiar with vector artwork, google it and behold the insane amount of this legion [...]
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No Comments »For many, myself included, the most powerful component of film, the core that provides atmospheric context, is the soundtrack. Without proper sonic provisions, the most moving, emotional scene can lack the tone and direction it needs to propel the moving images from static backdrop to occupying the spaces in our minds alongside dreams and memories. [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: Abstract, Akira Yamaoka, Album Artwork, ambient, art, Atra Aeterna, Awesomesauce, ethereal, film score, instrumental, Music Video, Radiohead, short, soundtrack, Surreal, Zak Mitchell, Zombies No Comments »
I recently watched indie screamer Rites of Spring – if you remember correctly, I playfully mocked the poster a few weeks back, because it reminded me way too much of my daily life – and the seemingly mundane is more maddening than an army of Cthulus. Throw ritualistic demonic harvest rites and a botched kidnapping [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: A.J. Bowen, Actress, Anessa Ramsey, Cult, Demon, horror, IFC, Indie, Interview, nightmare fuel, Rites of Spring, Rural, Sacrifice, Slasher, Video On Demand No Comments »
There are few things that drive us more than the twin calamities of fear and obsession. It’s fear that propels us, but obsession that keeps us going, and that obsession over existence can haunt a man, or lead a man to haunt what was once his life, leaving a trail of fear and annihilation in [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: art, Casey Crow, Coming Soon, E.C. Comics, epic, Fear, Gene Crow, horror, Industrial, Klagger, Monsters, nightmare fuel, Obsession, short, work, wrench, Zombies No Comments »We here at Cinemaglob have a deep appreciation for the arts, and for artists everywhere working tirelessly to bring their creations to life. But a few artists tend to hit that extensive neuro-system that dwells inside our squishy membrane and deliver paroxysms of joy straight to the gooey epicenter of our brains, and Trevor Henderson [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: art, Awesomesauce, Black Comedy, Cult, Feature Creature, horror, Monsters, nightmare fuel, poster, Psychedelic, Radness, Surreal, Trevor Henderson No Comments »In the kingdom of the blind, the man with one eye is king, so they say. Jakob Bilinski is neither blind nor cyclopic, so by this logic, he’s the master of a plane of his own creation, a passionate and earnest man with a unique vision and undaunted determination. Since one blatantly obvious statement deserves [...]
Sometimes we forget that movies have to come from somewhere – before we revel in the gooey awesomeness of films, someone, somewhere has to have an idea creative enough to survive on the silver screen. So from time to time, we here at Cinemaglob unglue ourselves from our seats and venture outwards to seek creativity [...]
Posted in Interviews Tags: art, Awesomesauce, Dark, David Schilling, Figures, Halloween, horror, Inspiration, Love, Monsters, Radness, Rustic, Shadow Farm 2 Comments »Hembree recently interrogated uberector M dot Strange about making movies, creative freedom, and his next movie, Heart String Marionette. M dot Strange was kind enough to answer, and was honorable like samurai. Here’s what unfolded.
Posted in Interviews Tags: Animation, Awesomesauce, Coming Soon, Cult, DIY, Endika, Heart String Marionette, Interview, Jim Urine, M dot Strange, MSI, Samurai, Uberector, We Are The Str8nge No Comments »
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