Film Admissions: 1970-1979
As Cinema Goes Corporate and Hollywood Flails, Rebellion and Rebirth are in the air
Looking back on the films of the 1970s from a five-decades-hence per...
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Film Admissions: 1960-1969
New Tensions and Permissiveness Render Old Tropes Fresh and Volatile
“Did you ever dream about a place you never really recall being to before? A place ...
Film Admissions: 1950-1959
Cinema’s Greatest Decade.
You read that right. In the not-so-humble opinion of this critic and lifelong movie buff, we’ve made our way to the sing...
Film Admissions: 1941-1949
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series wherein each month, we take on a decade (give or ta...
Film Admissions: 1931-1940
When the Movies Became the Movies
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series wherein each m...
Film Admissions: 1921-1930
A Decade That Roared With its own Growing Pains
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series ...
Film Admissions: 1911-1920
David Gill, Robert Hornak, Paul Hibbard, Ethan Halker, Taylor Blake, Jim Tudor, Jeffrey Knight and Max Foizey
This time, our reviewers were hard at work, tackling films from 1911-1920. Short films continued to be made available to the public but some of the films became quite longer. Film editing was more creatively employed in storytelling on film.
Film Admissions: 1895-1910
The Movies Begin!
ZekeFilm is 10 years old in 2022! We’re commemorating it with a year-long Film Admissions series wherein each month, we take on...
Film Admissions: CLASSIC MONSTERS!
Man-made Monsters Dominate our Lowly Quest for Old-School Ghouls!
Most any surveillance of slowly rotting bona fide film critic culture will observe a d...
Film Admissions: REVISIONIST WESTERNS
A New Look at the Old West
From the late 1930s through the early 1960s, the Western genre reigned in Hollywood. Studios were releasing as many as 140 Wester...