There’s something about winter that automatically puts the brain in medieval mode. Maybe it’s the Game of Thrones conditioning (“winter is coming,” etc.). Maybe it’s the constant consumption of soup ...

Mark Beal’s stunning “Marginalia” gets its name from the little doodles that sometimes appear in the margins of medieval texts. The post Nun Horror Film ‘Marginalia’ Imagines Suspiria Crossed With ...

Some of the most beloved fantasy films borrow elements of medieval lore. For instance, Collider recently spotlighted a few popular fantasy movies molded from medieval folk tales by releasing a list of ...

The medieval movie craze lives on in 2011 with Your Highness, a comedic portrayal of renaissance life. Pineapple Express writer Danny McBride puts forth yet another hilarious masterpiece. The movie ...

Films about the Middle Ages have become increasingly popular in the past few years. The trend continues with the new Lionsgate film, "Season of the Witch," starring Nicolas Cage. Online, December 29, ...

Entertainment Weekly goes back to the Dark Ages. There are almost too many medieval movies to count, and watching all of them would probably last you until the next Dark Age. Despite covering the same ...

The Uprising, a medieval drama directed by Paul Greengrass and starring Andrew Garfield, is set to hit cinemas this autumn. The film draws its inspiration from the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 in England.

Cathal McGuinness is a recent college graduate from Dublin, Ireland. He has been writing short stories and articles from the age of 15. He was awarded the George Dempsey prize for English Prose ...

Tarsem Singh’s The Fall is an absolute beauty in many aspects. It expertly weaves tales of grandeur to reinterpret what its characters are going through in the real world. Plus, it uses ...

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