Wacom displays are a great peripheral for those who like to draw digitally. Unfortunately, the price has made them too costly for many non-professionals. That’s set to change with the ... Read more
Think your home theater is truly immersive? Think again. The next advance in movie watching may be a four-sided screen with the ceiling functioning as a fourth panel. In the ... Read more
Weren’t we promised a future with flying cars and robot maids? We don’t have either yet, but we may have flying taxis later in this decade. At the CES tradeshow ... Read more
You may want to hold off buying any Bluetooth audio devices. The specifications are about to get a major upgrade. Yesterday at the CES tradeshow, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group ... Read more
My latest music track is being featured on discchord. I’m “making some great tunes in Launchpad with beautiful visuals,” according to the website. You can find the post here. I ... Read more
It’s interesting to note that my two favorite film noirs of the 1940s — Double Indemnity (1944) and Out of the Past (1947) — also have the two best femme ... Read more
Some film historians lament that we’ll never recapture the magic of a film noir, screwball comedy, or musical comedy. There’s some truth to that, but why would you want to? ... Read more
One of my music tracks is being featured on discchord. I “got nice and trippy on this Launchpad jam!,” according to the website. You can find the post here. I ... Read more
Captain Blood (1935) is the first of three exceptional swashbuckling films from an unlikely trio: director Michael Curtiz, composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold, and actor Errol Flynn. While the other two ... Read more
One of the more unusual Hollywood studio films from the 1930s is Tod Browning’s Freaks (1932). It’s often dismissed as an exploitation film or a cheap attempt at sensationalism. In ... Read more
The 39 Steps (1935) is one of Hitchcock’s most accomplished early films. It’s also the movie that caught the eye of Hollywood, and the rest — as they say — ... Read more