Bubble Pictures StudioParanormal Activity Success Story: The Profit Behind Limited-Location Horror Films and the…Welcome to the final article in our series on one-location movies, marking the conclusion of chapter one in our exploration.Jun 9Jun 9
Bubble Pictures StudioCube Phenomenon: A Singular Setting Movie FranchiseThe 1997 Canadian independent science fiction horror film “Cube” had a budget of around 350,000 Canadian dollars. It earned $501,818 in the…Apr 10Apr 10
Bubble Pictures StudioThe 90s: One-Location Movies ExplorationIn the 1990s, one-location movies emerged as a compelling cinematic trend, captivating audiences with their intimate settings and intense…Apr 10Apr 10
Bubble Pictures StudioThe 80s: One-Location Movies ExplorationIn the vibrant iconic landscapes of 1980s cinema, where the confines of a single location became fertile ground for cinematic exploration…Apr 9Apr 9
Bubble Pictures StudioThe 70s: One-Location Movies ExplorationThe confined yet boundless world of 1970s one-location storytelling in cinema, where the singular setting becomes a character in itself. In…Apr 3Apr 3
Bubble Pictures StudioThe 60s: One-Location Movies ExplorationFilmmakers have consistently embraced the creative challenge of one-location movies, where the majority or entirety of the film unfolds in…Mar 1Mar 1
Bubble Pictures StudioExploring One-Location Movies from the 50s and Earlier: Navigating Only the Sound Film EraOne-location movies, where the majority or entirety of the film takes place in a single setting, have been a creative challenge embraced by…Jan 23Jan 23
Bubble Pictures StudioSidney Lumet’s Real-Time Storytelling in One-Location MoviesReal-time storytelling in filmmaking captures the essence of events unfolding organically, mirroring the pace of the real world. As such…Jan 13Jan 13
Bubble Pictures StudioHomebound Desires Where Location Matters: Exploring Sexuality in Two 70s Movies-London& New York“The Servant” (1963) and “The Boys in the Band” (1970) diverge significantly in terms of plot, themes, and genre. Yet, they share common…Jan 10Jan 10
Bubble Pictures StudioA Dialogue Movie: Shining from Stage to Screen“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” is a 1966 film directed by Mike Nichols, based on the play of the same name by Edward Albee. The film…Jan 8Jan 8
