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10 Terrifying Toys From The Past Children’s toys of today are incredibly advanced. Plush toys are cute and snugly, most robotic toys are of extremely high quality, and dolls resemble either endearing little babies or little grown-up versions of humans. Yet in the past, children were not so lucky. Questionable toys that were sure to harm the psyche were common, and killer dolls were all the rage. Featured image credit: mishkanyc.com During the French Revolution, guillotines that were 0.6 meters (2 ft) high were a popular children’s toy. Children used them to chop off the heads of dolls, bi...

Hey, At Least SEVEN & ZODIAC Director David Fincher Is Now Optimistic About the Future of Movies By Mike Sprague Alien 3 and Seven to his more recent flicks like Gone Girl. Fincher is one of the masters of movies. And it looks like he’s still optimistic about the future of films. He tells There’s this notion movies are dying. They’re not. There’s still minerals to mine, there are still jewels to be found, and there are still different ways to be shocked, entertained, terrified. They’re just changing. You change with ...

David Fincher has no time for Doomsayers who insist cinema is dying due to theaters closing.

A scene from The Mandalorian. | @themandalorian via Twtter On December 4, immediately after Chapter 14 of the deeply satisfying Star Wars-themed The Mandalorian was released online, my three sons and I settled in to watch the new episode of our favourite show. This one – it was directed by Quentin Tarantino’s close friend and regular collaborator Robert Rodriguez – was all action and special effects. But then the unexpected: fiendish, robotic Dark Troopers descended to kidnap “Baby Yoda” whose adorably burbling presence is the emotional centre of gravity in this ...

Support OneGreenPlanet Being publicly-funded gives us a greater chance to continue providing you with high quality content. Please support us! Support Us With the coronavirus still at the forefront of many people’s minds, books, films, and podcasts on pandemics and infectious diseases have become a popular way to better understand the COVID-19 pandemic. Documentaries can help educate us on the science and politics related to infectious diseases, by exploring historical cases of struggle and triumph amid global pandemics. Many of these films point to how these deadly viruses can start,...