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- Capture Better Portrait-Style Video With AstrHori’s New AF 27mm f/2.8 Lens
NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 22 July) - While already available for Nikon Z-mount camera owners, the new AstrHori has rolled out mount options for Sony E and Fujifilm X cameras as well. The AstrHori AF 27mm f/2.8 lens is a versatile lens that promises sharp subject focus combined with softly blurred backgrounds, making it an ideal autofocus-enabled... - What Are Ozzy Osbourne's Best Music Videos? NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 22 July) - Man, seeing that Ozzy Osbourne passed away at the age of 76 today really broke my heart. As one of the people who grew up watching The Osbournes, and then finding his music, I hope he's off rocking in a better place. They'll be biting bats' heads off in heaven...
- “What Are You Waiting For?!”: The Line That Launched a Thousand Parodies NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 22 July) - There’s a stretch of road in I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) that has more drama packed into it than some full-length horror flicks.Julie James, played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, spins around in the middle of the street, arms outstretched, voice breaking, and lets loose with a scream...
- The Twist King: Ranking the 9 Best M. Night Shyamalan Movies NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 22 July) - Few filmmakers have had a career arc quite like M. Night Shyamalan. He shot to fame with The Sixth Sense (1999) and quickly became known as the guy who’d pull the rug out right from under you, just when you thought you had everything figured out.But while the plot twists...
- Wrightly Done! Edgar Wright’s Top 7 Movies You Can’t Miss NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 22 July) - Edgar Wright’s cheeky, hyper-stylized, and tongue-in-cheek visual language has earned him a special place in the hearts of audiences. The way he choreographs chaos with slapstick hilarity makes you fall in love with the discord and unruliness you most definitely will find in his comedies. Wrapped in British humor and...
- Confused About Canon EF and EF-S Lenses? Here’s the Quick Guide
Canonrumors (Monday, 21 July) - You’ve probably been there — wide-eyed in a camera store or spiraling through a 3AM Google search rabbit hole, wondering: What the heck is the difference between EF and EF-S lenses? Are they like twins? Cousins? Mortal enemies? And what happens if I use the wrong one — does my... - Canon Temporarily Pulls Firmware Updates for R1 and R5 Mark II Cameras NoFilmSchool (Monday, 21 July) - Following up on the news of Nikon being forced to quickly release a firmware update a day after a previous firmware update caused some reported issues with the Nikon Z8 not being able to work with certain 3rd party lenses, Canon is reportedly pulling some firmware updates off of the...
- 7 Most Iconic On-Screen U.S. Presidents in Film & TV NoFilmSchool (Sunday, 20 July) - Playing a U.S. president on screen is one of the greatest honors for any actor. But it's a role that comes with its own set of creative responsibilities and expectations. Presidential stories fascinate us because they combine intimate human drama with the ultimate stakes of leading a nation. Whether fictional...
- “Life Is Like a Box of Chocolates:” Still True, Still Timeless NoFilmSchool (Sunday, 20 July) - Some famous movie lines linger for decades. Forrest Gump’s “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get,” definitely did. It didn’t need clever turns of phrase or big dramatic flair. It just needed a Southern drawl, a park bench, and a box of sweets....
- Write the Truth: Toni Morrison’s Guide for Writers NoFilmSchool (Sunday, 20 July) - Why do some films disappear from memory the moment the credits roll, while others haunt audiences for decades? The difference isn't budget, star power, or marketing muscle—it's truth.What would Toni Morrison (who never wrote a screenplay) have to say to screenwriters?Perhaps a lot, because she understood the secret to literary...
- 9 Essential Films That Made Francis Ford Coppola a Legend NoFilmSchool (Saturday, 19 July) - If you’ve spent even five minutes in a film class, a DVD commentary track, or a Reddit thread arguing about cinema, you know Francis Ford Coppola’s name gets thrown around with the kind of reverence usually reserved for Renaissance painters. But behind the iconic Godfather quotes and jungle-fueled nightmares is...
- 11 Best Summer Movies of All Time NoFilmSchool (Friday, 18 July) - There’s something about summer movies that sticks. Maybe it’s the thrill of ducking into a cold theater from the heat, or the way a great blockbuster makes everything feel bigger, louder, funnier, more alive. These are hardly just films. These are full-blown seasonal events, packed with spectacle, hype, and memories...
- 15 Iconic Serial Killer Movies That Forged a Genre NoFilmSchool (Friday, 18 July) - There’s something unnervingly compelling about serial killers on screen. Maybe it’s the twisted logic. Maybe it’s the cold precision. Or maybe it’s just the morbid thrill of watching someone play cat-and-mouse with death—and get away with it for a while.Serial killer cinema has evolved from Hitchcock’s buttoned-up tension in Psycho...
- 'Abraham's Boys' Production Designer Takes Us Through Building Period Horror NoFilmSchool (Friday, 18 July) - Abraham's Boys arrives in theaters next weekend, inviting audiences to experience Van Helsing like they never have before. This revisionist period horror relies on the intricate production design of Steven Cirocco, who conducted heavy research, including reading the original novel by horror literature icon Joe Hill.I was excited to sit...
- Kenneth Lonergan Breaks Down His Highly Underrated Debut Feature NoFilmSchool (Friday, 18 July) - I remember seeing You Can Count On Me not when it came out, but a few years later, when I was in college. It was the last movie of the first semester of my freshman year, shown to me in, like, Film 101. I don't remember the lessons, I just...
