In 1968, George Romero's Night of the Living Dead revolutionized horror: it brought the genre into the modern era, defined a new terrifying flesh-eating zombie, gave us a Black actor in the lead ...

Periodically, whenever the Chicago Film Society gets together and talks about the future, conversation winds back to the same existential concern: Does the general public even know what film is ...

We’ve heard plenty about the business side of moviegoing these past few months, as theaters gradually reopened and earlier this month Warner Bros. released “Tenet” in the hopes of averting an ...

"Everything You Ever Wanted in a 16mm Projector" is an RCA promotional film made for the RCA 1600, probably in the mid-1960s. Yes, everything . . . brilliant pictures, superb sound, simple operation, ...

In 1968, George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" revolutionized horror by defining the modern zombie and placing the genre in a contemporary context where social commentary could be made. This ...

A recording of Implicate, Explicate, an installation by the New York-based artist Rose Kallal that was shown at The Hidden Noise in Glasgow, Scotland earlier this month. A recording of Implicate, ...

OK, I got a 16mm film projector. Yeah, it's not a computer item, but hey, if you have some old HS football films you want to watch, or some vintage pr0n, this is the ticket. Self-loading, works like a ...

Have you ever wanted to be a projectionist? Back in the days when 35mm projectors could be found in every theater, in every cineplex, in every town. Nowadays they're lost relics of a different time.

This selection of films draws upon the library collection to highlight overlooked stories. Building on the history of 16mm as an accessible production format, this program gives a voice to ...

In his latest YouTube video, Bill Hammack, University Of Illinois professor and self-proclaimed EngineerGuy, brings his How It Works­-esque video know-how to film projectors. But Hammack isn’t ...

KOCHI: At an old house in the heart of Kochi, 71-year-old Jaya Kamath has maintained everything a film enthusiast would love to see and learn about. Film projection equipment from the 1950s to early ...