Tag Archives: Emotion

These Eyes…

Posted on February 19, 2011 by David Bordwell

What do these eyes tell us? Check out several new posts about eyes: “The Social Network: The Faces Behind Facebook,” “The Eye’s Mind,” and “Watching You Watch ‘There Will be Blood’” (by Tim Smith). more . . .

Tagged Emotion, Eye Tracking, Eyes

The Fun of Fear: Horror, Suspense, and Halloween

Posted on October 2, 2010 by Dirk Eitzen

Humans are the only creatures that actively seek out fearful experiences. We go to scary movies. We take roller coaster rides. We skydive. We even pay money to do these things. That seems irrational. Paradoxical. Why do we do it? Read on! more . . .

Tagged Emotion, Fear, Horror, Suspense

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