The Daily Fandom • 26th April 2021

3 Games To Add To Your Wishlist That Are Premiering At LudoNarraCon '21 –

Welcome to yet another LudoNarraCon ’21. A delightful narrative virtual festival that is outlined on Steam. We have been attending each year and have fallen in love with many games from the festival (including Neo Cab, which we have acquired on Steam and the Nintendo Switch.) In this year’s festival, there is so much to discuss, yet so little time due to the fact that it runs from April 23rd to the 26th. There will be broadcasts, live streams, gameplay, free demos, and so much more for you all.

The Daily Fandom • 26th April 2021

A 'Narrative Double-Feature' With "Murder Mystery Machine" And "Later Daters" At LudoNarraCon '21 –

We are proud to be back at LudoNarraCon this year. We have supported this convention since its inception back in 2019, which showcases narrative games on Steam in a virtual setting. We have loved it ever since and were thrilled to learn that it would return, even during the pandemic (since it was virtual, to begin with).

The Daily Fandom • 20th March 2021

4 South By Southwest 2021 Discussions To Absorb –

"South by Southwest (SXSW) 2021 has been a feat, in the best way; from films, to episodic/s, to short films, to talks, to comedy and live music — there is a space for anyone."

The Daily Fandom • 18th March 2021

South By Southwest 2021: Elle Callahan's 'Witch Hunt' (2021) Is A Modern-Day Exploration Of Witch Craft –

One day on Halloween, last year, I watched Head Count (on Hulu at the time; it is now available on Amazon Prime). I appreciated the concept of the movie, while the acting was adequate, the directing was outstanding and made me appreciate the movie for what it was (it is charming). I was not aware that Elle Callahan had written and directed it, and it wasn’t until much later that I realized that she will be premiering another gem at SXSW 2021, Witch Hunt.

The Daily Fandom • 15th February 2021

REEL LOVE FEST 2021: Why SHIVA BABY By Emma Seligman Is Such A Provocative Standout –

Emma Seligman’s SHIVA BABY is one of the standout features of Reel Love Fest. Seligman’s debut feature, more or less a continuation of the previous short film by the same name, is one of superb camera work, poetic writing, and pure entertainment in seventy-seven minutes. A compelling escapade packed with action, tension, and family pressure. Rachel Sennott is the star of SHIVA BABY, and her supporting cast does a marvelous job with a unique script.

The Daily Fandom • 12th February 2021

REEL LOVE FEST 2021: Five Favorite Short Films

This years’ Reel Love Fest kicks off with a bang, from features to podcasts to shorts — this weekend is all about love in various forms. The Daily Fandom was invited to participate this year for its first time; we watched a few shorts and have compiled a list of some that have stood out to us. It is subjective, as we all react differently to everything, but these stood out, so why not highlight them? Here are a few shorts that will stick in your mind for days (as they did ours).

Rachel Sandell • 6th February 2021

Interview with Shareca Coleman of The Daily Fandom

The Daily Fandom • 5th February 2021

The Mystery Behind The Downfall Of 'Quibi' –

"Many things could have led to the downfall of Quibi, but hiring reputable actors was not the way to go. Hire good actors with diverse backgrounds, and people will watch, don’t just hire celebrities because of their influence and reach."

Letterboxd • 4th February 2021

A ★★★★★ review of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)

The Daily Fandom • 3rd February 2021

Katherine Heigl And Sarah Chalke Shine In Kristin Hannah's 'Firefly Lane'

Kristin Hannah's Netflix adaptation from the novel 'Firefly Lane' gives so much time for both Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke to shine as well as the entire cast.

The Daily Fandom • 27th January 2021

Let’s Take A Moment To Consider Search Party’s Dory Sief As A Hyperpostmodern Character Piece

Search Party (2016 - Present; Sarah-Violet Bliss; Charles Rogers; Michael Showalter) is the best show ever created in the past ten years. Here is the "why."

cinephilebuff • 12th January 2021

☁️: The Study Of Dystopian And Utopian Worlds In Film

It is common for dystopia to be depicted as a grim reality in cinema. Films like Blade Runner and Mad Max are examples of this. But... what is the alternative to dystopia?

cinephilebuff • 3rd January 2021

☀️: Jennette McCurdy, The Enigma, Part 1 Of 1.

Who is Jennette McCurdy?

Spotify • 22nd December 2020

Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980)'s Suspense + Mystery In Modern Pop Culture -- Clue (1985), Family Guy (2010), Knives Out (2019)

This is a good one.  The first episode to last over an hour deals with Alfred Hitchcock, who is widely regarded to be one of the greatest directors of all time -- including to me.

20th December 2020

2020: Creatives in Quarantine

cinephilebuff • 10th December 2020

The 5 Best Episodes Of Television

What is your favorite episode from a television series? What is that one episode you tell everyone to watch when you say they should watch it?

The Daily Fandom • 19th November 2020

You Are Meeting The In-Laws In Duvall's "HAPPIEST SEASON"

The latest Hulu Christmas lesbian rom-com movie, Happiest Season (Clea DuVall; 2020), starring Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis premieres on November 25th.

cinephilebuff • 30th October 2020

☀️: Megan Fox, The Enigma, Part 1 of 1.

Welcome back friends, season two, and better than ever. A long 'un with some calm, soothing voice sounds to celebrate the premiere of whatever season I choose to be on. What a life. I have no organization for this podcast, see ya on the flip side.

The Daily Fandom • 15th October 2020

Are You Ready To Solve A Case "Again" In Unsolved Mysteries Volume 2?

Netflix announced that they will be releasing Unsolved Mysteries Volume 2 on October 19th, 2020. Are you looking forward to watching more unsolved mysteries?

The Daily Fandom • 11th October 2020

NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Guide To 4 Short Film Must-Sees And Must-Remembers

NIGHTSTREAM 2020 is upon us and this weekend has been a blast (to say the least). We have caught so many incredible forms of cinema including short film (films).