Last Year in End Times Cinema

It’s been nearly a year since n+1 film critic A. S. Hamrah’s book Last Week in End Times Cinema—a study of bad news in the movie industry over the course of 365 days—was published. What’s happened in end times cinema since then? On Thursday, October 1, join us as we investigate. Hamrah will appear in […]

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