It’s a guarantee that every human being on Earth will have not watched a film that someone else has. It’s probably impossible to watch every single film in existence because the length would probably span longer than a lifetime easily and it would be a huge waste of time for a large portion of it.
Enter Never Seen It: a series of articles that bring to light for you several films you may have not but really should. Ones that aren’t as well-known as others but hold their own, ones that are the height of film-making but never get the accreditation or accolade they deserve.
How the SEVENTEEN FML Album's pre-release video concept, The Truman Show and K-pop in general tie in together? Read on for more.
When Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket appeared in theaters in the summer of 1987, it was clear to critics and viewers that he had made another in a series of important films.
One rifle, one gun. One for killing, one for fun.
