Foreign films! Some folks hate them, but get over that and enjoy them! You can learn about filmmaking, finding the humanity in your characters, and dammit! They're good movies. Let your Uncle Mark explain.

Foreign films! Some folks hate them, but get over that and enjoy them! You can learn about filmmaking, finding the humanity in your characters, and dammit! They're good movies. Let your Uncle Mark explain.
It's Halloween month! What better time to discuss horror movies and the techniques that have helped Writer Mark Wooden's creativity! We'll look at five three horror movies that do just that!
Writer Mark Wooden presents the premiere episode of his "Thoughts From the Shed" podcast/ vlog thingee!
Netflix dropped the opening credits sequence for their live-action Cowboy Bebop. I would have written about it sooner but I've been too busy picking my jaw up off the floor. Let's talk about why.
Foreign films/ movies! You should watch them! In an upcoming episode of the "Thoughts From the Shed" podcast, writer Mark Wooden -- that's me! -- tells you why!
Here's a clip from that episode in which I talk about the movie Blue is the Warmest Color.
Writer Mark Wooden provides a quick look at his upcoming podcast, "Thoughts From the Shed,"
Tomorrow's the big day for the "Thoughts From the Shed" podcast trailer drop! In the meantime, learn some things about writer Mark Wooden and hear a pretty damned good Arnold Schwarzenegger.
I had the pleasure and the honor of an interview with a friend of mine, Jason Zuk the Social Psychic on his podcast. We discussed Chadwick Boseman and his legacy as both an actor and a humanitarian.
We also discussed the impact of Boseman's breakout film, Marvel's Black Panther, and what it meant to the black community. The topic also led us to elements of social justice and the 800-pound orange gorilla in the room.
Back in 2018, I shot a short horror film. Flash forward and that film spent some time on Amazon Prime but got pulled because reasons. Fine. This is the digital age. Here it is.
Author Mark Wooden now writes for the website Comic Book Resources in their movie and TV features department. Here are links to his articles.