I've seen it many times in animation where the camera shakes on when something hits the ground, a explosion or when a character crashes into something off-screen, this technique is ubiquitous in animation because the camera in animation is easy to use than live-action, how is this technique made?

I tried IMDB already, and I'm looking for a particular film. I did a google search and also Searched the Lifetime website, all to no avail. It's about a long-lost/kidnapped son who by chance meets his mom over 10 years later as a troubled, rebellious teen. My sister presumed I would remember this...

I searched online to see if the full version of the this song from the 2010 film King of fighters is available. The song is called Sacred Calls, written by Ayuko Tanaka with music by Shogo Ohnishi and vocals by Yuna. It's the opening credits theme song, but this was the only version I could find:...

In the film Sorcerer, they vary carefully man-handle and also transport poorly aged dynamite, with the hope of using it to irradiate the oil fire. I don't want to give anything away, but if you've seen the film, read on:

In the movie Exorcist III Damian Karras is referred to a couple times as having died in 1975, once in dialogue and once in this snapshot of his gravestone at the end of the movie. The first Exorcist was released in 1973, and typically in movies that have a character who has recently died the mak...