A Cinematic History of the Future
SFSignal has Handshake Magazine’s cinematic history of the future. The timecode in the upper right hand corner.
SFSignal has Handshake Magazine’s cinematic history of the future. The timecode in the upper right hand corner.
Maybe an homage to the Japanese Atomic Age movie, The H-Man. Maybe not. “Stick Man vs. Liquid Man.”
In honor of Ray Harryhausen’s birthday, a little documentary on the making of Valley of Gwangi.
Twilight and True Blood have an animated Barbie off. (via Cinema Junkie)
Flowers of Flesh and Blood looks at the dystopian horror of Gzegorz Jonkajtys’ short films, with the shorts included. “It is a world of late bills, dreadful jobs, broken homes and the isolation of anonymity, but here, when you can’t get the voice recognition software on the end […]
Do you love crayon drawings and animation? Do you love ponies and unicorns? Do you love Ponycorns even more because they are ponies AND unicorns? Play Sissy’s Magical Ponycorn Adventure, a game completed in 48 hours are part of, TOJam, a Toronto indie game jam.