What was the first film sequel?
The first-ever film sequel is generally thought to be "The Fall of a Nation," the follow-up to "The Birth of a Nation." But depending on how we classify a sequel, and if we…
Cersei Ascendant: Is Cersei Lannister soon to die, or will she become a major player once more?
Some fans predict Cersei Lannister will soon die. But is it more likely she will rise again, make it through this season and perhaps to the Game's final round? Story structure, history and…
What would the salaries of “The Big Bang Theory” characters be?
The characters on "The Big Bang Theory" have some pretty nice jobs with respectable paychecks, according to statistics and averages.
Ask the Composer: James S. Levine on Netflix’s “Bloodline”
ScreenPrism speaks with James S. Levine about Netflix's "Bloodline" and crafting music for the murky, sticky and unnerving setting of the Florida Keys.
On “Doctor Who,” what is the TARDIS?
The TARDIS is the time-traveling spacecraft of The Doctor in the long-running BBC series "Doctor Who."
How does “X-Men: Apocalypse” put female superheroes at the forefront?
Superhero movies have been scrutinized for a distinct lack of female heroes. Here's how X-Men stands apart.
The Filmmaker’s Handbook: What is a dolly zoom?
When correctly utilized, the zoom forces the subject of a frame to remain a static size while the foreground and background expand or contract to overwhelm the frame.
Queering Classic Hollywood: Girls are a Girl’s Best Friend
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" may not pass the Bechdel Test, but the relationship between the female leads is full of sincere affection and can be read as lesbian.
In “Some Like it Hot,” how does Marilyn Monroe embody the “White Goddess” and “Dumb Blonde” tropes?
Marilyn Monroe embodies the "white goddess" and "dumb blonde" tropes in "Some Like it Hot," existing as an icon of female sexuality juxtaposed with two guys dressed in…
How do real relationships develop in the artificial environment of “The Bachelor”?
The women of "The Bachelor" may be competing for a relationship with the same man, but often what they get instead is close relationships with their fellow contestants.
Is Rumplestiltskin the true villain of “Once Upon a Time”?
“That’s the thing about dark and light – it depends on your point of view.”
How does “The Meddler” demonstrate the effects of grief?
"The Meddler" presents three individuals who have been stunted by grief, loss or separation.