Photographers Defying Traditional Notions of Sex, Love and War
Here are some of FIB’s current favourite photographers, who push creative and conceptual boundaries in relation to sex, love and war in their work. 1.
Jun Takahashi: Undercover Designer
If you’ve been living under a rock, maybe you’ve missed the rise of Undercover: Japanese designer Jun Takahashi’s ground-breaking fashion brand that blends punk rebellion
Forty Years Later, ‘Alien’ Continues to Terrify and Fascinate Us
In 1979, Ridley Scott’s Alien burst forth from the chest of the silver screen. With a splattering of blood and slime, Alien still makes us scream
Debunking The Never-Ending Fascination Surrounding Horror Films’ “Final Girl”
It’s been dubbed “the scariest movie of all time,” but there’s nothing new about Hereditary‘s use of the “final girl” trope. Starring Toni Collete and
The ‘Alien’ Franchise: Best to Worst In the Series
Ever since Ridley Scott’s, ‘Alien: Covenant’ hit cinemas across the globe, the franchise once again has exploded on social media, Reddit and other tv and
FIB Film of the Week: Arrival
Denis Villenueve’s latest Sci-fi thriller Arrival expands on the topic of first alien contact by creating a narrative that explores the beauty of space and
The 5th Wave is: Refreshing Dystopia and Alien Invasions
Just when you thought the world has enough of post-apocalyptic stories, a new one comes out. But far from the chosen one dismantling a totalitarian
Alien Franchise Being Hindered By Itself
At this point it’s hard to keep up with the Alien movies and their prequels, spin-off’s, and their impending sequel/potential complete reboot. It seems as though
