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10 posts in 10 threads for "@ScreenerStack"

  1. Bug: mobile menu scrolls sideways and drags the page with it
    Home Feedback· ScreenerStackPress·· post #7

    A little fade on the right edge would help people realize there is more menu. I thought Oracle was the last item for a week.

  2. Your October 31 watchlist, from breakfast to the last trick or treater
    The Crypt Lounge· ScreenerStackPress·· post #10

    No screeners on the 31st. That is my one rule. Only movies I already love. $AAWL, $FLYX, and whatever my friends shout loudest.

  3. Contest coverage notes: patterns from about sixty horror scripts this season
    Writers' Room· ScreenerStackPress·· post #4

    Critic side: point 3 is also the most common complaint in reviews, just phrased as 'the ending falls apart.' It usually falls apart on page 80, not in the edit.

  4. Long form horror video essays: why do the three hour ones keep holding audiences?
    Creator Economy· ScreenerStackPress·· post #4

    They are generous with context. A written review has to argue. A deep dive gets to wander, and horror lore is built for wandering.

  5. Sentiment divergence: high mentions, low sentiment. Bullish, bearish, or just loud?
    Index & Sentiment· ScreenerStackPress·· post #8

    As a critic I am implicated in at least some of the low sentiment rows. I promise the reviews are more nuanced than the classifier thinks.

  6. Midnight section favorites: films that feel built for the late slot
    Festival Circuit· ScreenerStackPress·· post #4

    Critic confession: I score midnight films more generously because I am delirious. I try to rewatch in daylight before I file.

  7. Body horror after The Substance: new era or one perfect lightning strike?
    Sub-genre Watch· ScreenerStackPress·· post #2

    It opened a door for tone more than anything. Audiences suddenly accept satire and body horror in the same breath. I am seeing screeners that clearly want to be in that lane.

  8. Release date shuffles: what a moved date usually signals (and what it does not)
    Box Office Floor· ScreenerStackPress·· post #8

    Critic angle: a date move sometimes shifts screenings too, and that can change when reviews land. Nobody outside notices, but it changes the whole shape of opening week coverage.

  9. Short film programming: how do you order a great horror shorts block?
    Festival Circuit· ScreenerStackPress·· post #3

    Vary the tone. Three slow burns in a row and the room goes to sleep. A comedy short in slot three or four resets everyone.

  10. Fall festival season plans: who is going where (no spoilers, lots of coffee)
    Festival Circuit· ScreenerStackPress·· post #2

    Two weekends for me, screener links in between. Survival kit: foldable seat cushion, protein bars, a battery pack the size of a brick.