Mike Flanagan reverses the Cynema of the 1980 film, "The Shining" in a superior sequel. Not a film review but SPOILERS are here to discuss the labor of love that resulted in a rich film that took the high road instead of selling out.

Considering crowdfunding for your film? Have a listen to consider some important questions and concepts. Whether you have a film presently up for funding or thinking about doing it, there are some questions to ask that many simply are not examining. What IS the difference between a "producer" and "donor?" Find out.

Expect more of your entertainment. Demand more. Don't look for spoonfed backstories to cover for weak and lazy writing. A look at why there's much ado about nothing in a number of horror films today.

I interview indie horror filmmaker, Tony Ash, the director and creator of The Trick or Treat Picture Show currently available on Amazon. Find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Trick-Treat-Picture-Show/dp/B07YXC85QT/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2ZIWS16TSG78K&keywords=trick+or+treat+picture+show&qid=1572097734&sprefix=trick+or+treat+picture+show%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-1

The much-maligned film was never meant to be part of the "Halloween" franchise. Cynema looks at the cynical marketing of this film that doomed it before it ever got a release.

A look at the world George Lucas created and his own hand in its decline, but is it Cynema? Superfans, Disney, Last Jedi, The Prequels...there's a lot of blame to go around.

What happens when a friend and fellow flimmaker options a bad script and asks your opinion? Also how do I connect this script to "The Shining?" Listen and find out.

I interview Dread Central horror film reviewer and film-lover, Michelle Swope. Michelle gives insight on the genre, where it's heading, "comments" vs. reviews and gets an impromptu therapy session involving Amanda Wyss and a Nightmare on Elm Street!

Has CGI and green screening changed the way we view and process our entertainment? The term "dated" gets thrown around a lot but when stripped of context, films are seen from a very distorted view.