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The Other Screen: Writing History With Lightning

The Other Screen: Writing History With Lightning

January 26, 2014 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

12 Years a Slave may not be Andrew Huntly’s favorite film of the year, but it is the most important. Spoilers.

Righteous Fury

Righteous Fury

January 17, 2014 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features

Andrew Huntly tackles Bioshock Infinite’s real American influences.

Not So Different

Not So Different

December 18, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

Andrew Huntly explores our capacity for empathy.

The Other Screen: Ongoing Investigations

The Other Screen: Ongoing Investigations

October 10, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

Why tribulations on the watching of watchmen remain watchable.

The Pain of Lara Croft

The Pain of Lara Croft

October 4, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

Andrew Huntly wonders when hurting protagonists means more than killing them.

Wasted Days

Wasted Days

August 9, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features

Andrew Huntly looks back on the first year of the apocalypse. With spoilers.

The Other Screen: The Good, the Bad and the Bloodthirsty

The Other Screen: The Good, the Bad and the Bloodthirsty

July 23, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

Andrew Huntly recalls another medium struggling with the portrayal of violence.

Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring

Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring

July 17, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

Joel and Ellie’s year of survival and brutality made one of the most profound statements on violence in games. By Andrew Huntly.

The Other Screen: Deadites, Women and Chainsaws

The Other Screen: Deadites, Women and Chainsaws

May 18, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

How the remake of The Evil Dead tackled and overcame one of horror’s most infamous scenes. By Andrew Huntly.

The Other Screen: The Truth of The Matter

The Other Screen: The Truth of The Matter

March 24, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

Zero Dark Thirty neither condones nor condemns. It simply tells. By Andrew Huntly.

The Rainbow Planet

The Rainbow Planet

March 16, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

With The Old Republic, Bioware fails to meet the standards it set for itself. Andrew Huntly reporting from Makeb.

The Other Screen: Marcy

The Other Screen: Marcy

January 22, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

Andrew Huntly sharing his personal favorite film of 2012, Martha Marcy May Marlene.

No More Room In Hell

No More Room In Hell

January 14, 2013 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

Andrew Huntly finding morality in an undead world.

The Other Screen: Through That Lens

The Other Screen: Through That Lens

November 22, 2012 · by Andrew Huntly · in Columns, The Other Screen

A look into the horrific and frequently disappointing history of faux-gonzo filmmaking. By Andrew Huntly.

An End, Once and for All

An End, Once and for All

November 14, 2012 · by Andrew Huntly · in Features, Reposts

Mass Effect 3’s ending saw journalists fighting their own community. Andrew Huntly on where the debate went wrong.

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