Chris Cunningham

MacFarlane Behind the Voices     Seth MacFarlane has voiced over 142 characters from 30 different titles, but he is probably most famously known  for his role as Peter Griffin on Family Guy. His love for animation began around the age of two, when he was able to draw cartoon characters like Fred Flintstone; and around the age of nine, he published comic strips in the local newspaper of his hometown in Kent, Connecticut. Seth went on to pursue a degree in Fine Arts at Rhode Island School of Design

Every 90s kid’s favorite wrestlers Agree or not but 90s kids saw the best time of WWF/E. They saw the greatest fights, feuds, friendships and the rise of the legendary wrestlers. Back then wrestling was thrilling and at times gave chills down the spine. It was the best time to be a fan. The 90s gave us some of the most epic battles, interesting storylines, and sensational debuts. It was the time when reading about wrestling on the internet didn’t exist and everybody stayed glued to the television

Although Capote appears to be providing information and accounts on the town after the murders, his true purpose is to illuminate the corruption permeating Holcomb; thus asserting that all places that are innocent and serene are not immune from wicked influence. Capote, as though taking his own finger and running it down the reader’s spine, creates an eerie and shiver-inducing air around Holcomb using juxtaposition. The Clutter’s new appearances, posthumously formed, are described: “Nancy wore her

After reading Edward E. Jones and Keith E. Davis’ essay: “From Acts to Dispositions: The Attribution Process in Person Perception”, and watching Dan Gilbert’s Ted talks, I came across a few ideas that I’ve never thought of before, and in addition to that, I acquired new insights from them, most especially Gilbert’s Ted talks. I also found relating themes between Jones and Davis’ essay and Gilbert’s Ted talk: “The surprising science of happiness” (2004), “Why we make bad decisions” (2005) and “The

Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes is a story that was written by Chris Crutcher. This book was narrated in first person, by the protagonist Eric “Moby” Calhoune. His best friend is Sarah Byrnes, and they have been close since they were younger, due to their flaws. Eric is overweight and Sarah has burn scars covering her entire face. As the two grew older, Eric lost his weight when he joined the school competitive swim team. Meanwhile, Sarah Byrnes still remained as what her classmates called “ugly”. The

Many people are usually shaped through the challenges and obstacles that they come across throughout their lifetime. I grew up with parents who immigrated here and knowing about their history helped me grow a lot throughout my childhood. I have grown to know about and going through struggles that my parents have gone through. I am now a hard worker and plan to use this characteristic to a good use when going to through college and pursuing my career path. I am also humble and thankful for everything

Yes “My Improbable Journey to the Main Event of WrestleMania” is the astounding and heart-wrenching auto-biography of Bryan Danielson. Now globally known as Daniel Bryan it is the story of his lifelong dream coming true. Danielson wrote this book as a symbol of hope for all those that believed in him, and for the young fan, who every week witnessed Bryan do the impossible. Truthfully, it is a representation to show, that everything is impossible and to encourage everyone to follow their aspirations

“The twists and turns of your life can be so unexpected, and that's a good thing to learn.” Whale talk is a story of a kid named T.J and some of his friends that go through a life of a teenager. In the story Whale Talk by Chris Crutcher, people who have been through traumatic events cope with challenges in their lives by overcoming, forgetting, or learning. Forgetting is how some people cope with their traumatic events in life. Something that would be hard to unsee is this traumatic because it would

La Jetée by Chris Marker is a 1962 science-fiction film that experiments with the concept of time travel and memories. This essay will discuss the use of narrative style in La Jetée by Chris Marker, in relation to the techniques used and their effects, and evaluate its effectiveness in conveying theme and concept, and argue that it was successful to a large extent. Firstly, Marker uses narration to carry the plot of his film forward. Although La Jetée is a verbal and visual construct, the narration

The Human Centipede Did it go Too Far? "The Human Centipede" is a horror film written, produced, and directed by Tom Six. The film was originally released in 2009 at film festivals and theatrically on April 28th the following year. Described as “the most horrific film ever made,” most critics agree that the film is horrific but don’t share Six’s enthusiasm. While the films originality should be noted, many find its concept disturbing and grotesque. Tom Six has stated that Nazi medical experiments