Frame by Frame

If you're an action aficionado, I'm sure you've seen your fair share of gun fights, maybe even some Kung Fu. But what about a combination of the two - enter Gun Fu. In today's Frame By Frame, Kyle discusses the sub genre inspired by Hong Kong action films and refined by director John Woo.

Stranger Things is a retro-horror masterpiece that seems to be on everyone's mind these days. And some of the best things about the series are its artistic designs. In today's Frame By Frame, Kyle discusses how Aaron Sims and his team of concept artists designed the show's Demogorgon and the alternate dimension known as the upside down.

People go to the movies for different reasons - some to laugh, some to see people get torn limb from limb (hey, I don't judge), and some people go for a mixture of the two. If you fall into that third category you're probably a fan of Splatstick films - a genre that blends slapstick comedy with splat horror films. And no one does this better than Sam Raimi in his films Evil Dead. In today's Frame By Frame, Kyle discusses how this genre was created and talks about the tricky balancing act these films need to accomplish.

South Park has always been a show that didn't give a *@#! about who it offended. But in recent years there have been some noticeable differences in the show's episodes - and, the biggest change might be more indicative of television's evolution as a whole. In today's Frame By Frame, Kyle discusses how South Park has made some pretty big changes to its format recently, and what its shift from episodic to serial might mean for television all around.