… acquired by man as a member of society,” said Ruth Benedict in Patterns of Culture. I can think of no movie that proves that more than Director Scott Kalvert’s 1995 film, The Basketball Diaries. Based on the autobiography of rocker and former heroin…

… that are usually classed as horror. In this essay I will outline the meaning of shocking cinema/horror as well as talk about 3 main horror films that I studied in lessons and at home. Shocking cinema films tend to be classed as films that horrify the…

… point on how African Americans are thought of and treated. Bamboozled revealed most of the racism that goes on television. This was mostly about a television show that had a comedy, dance, and singing act, but the thing was that this show only had…

… dissolution of the human race in favor of an artificial intelligence that has become supreme in its own right. In the movie, Skynet is an automated defense system equipped with Cyberdyne system which is a CPU that utilizes a learning protocol and…

… being submitted to pools of blood and flying limbs. That’s why in order to get your hands on a copy of ‘Gallipoli’, you’re going to have to make your way through the cobwebs and dust all the way back to 1981. ‘Gallipoli’. Just short of…

… narrator gets wounded in the war of Vietnam. There are many wounded soldiers around him but he gets rescued by a black man. All the injured man get loaded in amtracs that drive them into different war camps (hospitals).There he gets operated because…

… undertook a major evolutionary period. The inception of the Hollywood ‘studio system’ was to change the film making process radically. The following essay will examine how these changes took place, and what impact it had on the film making industry…

… teaches a lesson, it makes us understand the tragedy of Jake’s life, and it shows how Jesus has to make difficult decisions. The movie, He Got Game, teaches a lesson, especially to those people who have families on their own, that parents can’t…

… said that "the mysterious is always attractive. People will follow a veil." In the specified sequence of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, narrative form is integral to the film in order to construct a further understanding and create a mysterious tension…

… border and the New York area in the mid 1700’s. The driving force of the movie is to tell the tale of the last surviving Mohican Indian and how this came to be. The movie begins when an Indian war party attacks a group of British soldiers escorting…