Kuelling documented his weekend as he and his teammates – fellow first-year students Rory Grady, Max Internoscia, Jakob Klein, Dillan Lincoln, and Chris Shen - scrambled to make Azazel, a 3-minute noir thriller/love story.įor the festival, students are given a set of rules and 48 hours to make a film that adheres to them. Also in theaters starting Friday.Teammates Max Internoscia and Dillan Lincoln complete editing as early morning sun comes through the windows.Īlexander Kuelling ’22, an Emerson Today photographer and Visual and Media Arts major, was on a filmmaking team competing in this year’s first 48-Hour Film Festival, September 21-23. Neither was Rex, but he adjusts.Ī delirious start to the new year for horror movie fans.Īvailable Thursday on streaming services. You probably weren’t expecting that last one. He talks to himself more so in times of stress, like when he breaks up a bank robbery and when he travels to Finland and gets kidnapped by a family of freaks. He has an imaginary twin version of himself with whom he converses. “Bloody Hell”: Afghan war veteran Rex (Ben O’Toole) has issues, among them that he talks to himself - but literally. “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”: Jack Nicholson’s performance as Randall McMurphy, an asylum patient who tries to drive his fellow inmates sane, helped propel this 1975 movie - also the inspiration for Netflix’s “Ratched” - to a handful of Oscars, including best picture. “Gomorrah” season three: While Italian fans await the fifth season of this acclaimed crime drama, viewers here finally can move beyond the first two seasons, which previously were available on the Sundance Channel and Netflix. It’s about a grieving couple, their fake baby and the mysterious nanny who enters their lives.
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Night Shyamalan’s super creepy series returns. “Bling Empire”: Reality show set in Los Angeles professes to be a true-life “Crazy Rich Asians.” Friday, Netflix. First three episodes debut Thursday on Discovery+, with new episodes added Thursdays for the next five weeks. “UFO Witness”: Documentary series on alien encounters reportedly is based on previously unseen files related to the Air Force’s Project Blue Book investigations. It’s the answer to the question: What if “Sound of Metal” were a young adult romance. “The Ultimate Playlist of Noise”: A music-loving teen who is losing his hearing goes on a cross-country trip to record his favorite sounds and meets the quirky, guitar-playing girl of his dreams.
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“Outside the Wire”: Anthony Mackie, best known as The Falcon in the Marvel movies, stars in this sci-fi action film about an android super soldier who teams up with a young drone pilot to stop rebels from acquiring a nuclear weapon. Available Friday on Amazon Prime after a short theatrical run. “One Night in Miami”: Actress Regina King’s first feature as a director imagines the scene and the conversation that happened when Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke and football legend Jim Brown came together to congratulate 22-year-old Cassius Clay on the night he won boxing’s heavyweight championship.
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