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Cloverfield, Trollhunter, and the Birth of Found Footage Monster Movies

These two movies are walking contradictions, but very important ones that show the melding of disparate types of horror into something that provides a new perspective on the fear experienced by regular people during a massive monster attack. Kaiju films like Godzilla and Pacific Rim typically focus on viewing the monster in all of its glory from above, with the camera able to capture the full scale of destruction. But, in adopting found-footage aesthetics on larger-than-life stories, CGI creations become even more terrifying as they are viewed up close and from the ground, rather than through a TV screen in a secluded office building. The tricky part is finding a balance when showing that creation from a single human perspective; filmmakers have to get creative to make sure these works of CGI are worth the money. 

Dunedin flat allowed to keep Greasy Beaver Lodge sign on display

Dunedin flat allowed to keep Greasy Beaver Lodge sign on display
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The Resident Star Reveals The Best Way To Fake Being A Doctor And Know About Weird Diseases On TV

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Medical shows have been around for decades and, even today, they are more compelling than ever. Whether it’d be the drama, hoping for someone to live and crying when they don’t, or feeling like you can be an actual doctor or nurse after watching multiple seasons of a show. Manish Dayal, known as Devon Pravesh on Fox’s The Resident, reveals how he remembers everything medical and the best way one can fake being on doctor on television. The Resident is currently in its fourth season on Fox, and Manish Dayal spoke to Ireland-based radio network SPIN South West about his work on the show

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