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Leviticus opens on a string of bad omens before either of its leads says a word. A pool shower clicks on with no one near it; a girl mid-conversation with someone unseen starts screaming, her bloody hands clawing for an exit. Then the film cuts to the Australian outback, with an animal skull wired to a fence and a snake mid-swallow on a frog. It's an entrance built almost entirely out of death, an

Hey Peliplaters! I'm sure you've noticed how much Short Stories have taken over Peliplat lately. We have original story writing challenges, and now a dedicated home for all your fiction in the Stories tab. We truly believe the best stories end up making the best movies, so this was the natural addition to the Peliplat-universe. As the next part of my How to Peliplat series, here are some tips and

I used to not really watch Short Films. They’ve always been the hardest Oscar categories to find in theaters. And to be honest I used to not really get them. If you grew up on Youtube, you’re used to short form sketches or vlogs that you watched probably way too much after school. These could range from true passionate amateur to professionally made and marketed content. There was and still is so

I think I might have found my character. I love the Challenges posted here. Peliplat has become a unique opportunity for me to share my love of cinema - and occasionally television - along with the chance to see what other media lovers have to say about new releases, classic television, and where this particular world is heading. I thought that this would be a first piece when I saw the round of o

Rain hammers the steel of my helm as I fit my boot into the worn stirrup and hoist myself onto Horse's back, settling into the familiar leather of the saddle, praying my racing heart does the same in the cavern behind my ribs. The beast huffs impatiently, hooves digging into the flooded earth beneath us. She knows what - and who - waits on the other side of these towering doors. Horns sound from t

Supergirl is the latest installament of DC Studios and it‘s adapting the comic book Woman of Tomorrow, directed by Craig Gillispie and stars Milly Alcock, Jason Momoa, Evie Henry and David Corenswet This is mostly an origin story to Supergirl, but also a fairly continuation of Superman. The Movie Has Some Solid Moments Supergirl starts off with a solid first act introducing what Kara has been up t