With Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” out this month, a look at a somewhat looser adaptation of Homer’s epic poem.
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A commercial disappointment on its release in the summer of 1986, John Carpenter’s action comedy has proven to have remarkable staying power.
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One of this century’s most touching and honest depictions of the gay experience, this 2011 drama is streaming on the Criterion Channel just in time for Pride Month.
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With a big-budget ‘Masters of the Universe’ arriving in theaters next week, we look at the last such attempt, courtesy of the corner-cutting Cannon Films.
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Olivier Assayas went behind the scenes of a troubled production with his breakthrough film, which debuted 30 years ago.
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The psychological horror film that Spanish Surrealist Luis Buñuel was born to direct is now streaming on Criterion in all its sordid glory.
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Fifty years ago, Joe Dante and Allan Arkush co-directed the New Worldliest Picture ever.
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To mark legendary producer Roger Corman’s 100th birthday (on April 5), here’s a roundup of his acting jobs for his illustrious alumni.
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Cult icon Bruce Campbell was given a rare chance to show off his dramatic chops in this real-time crime caper. He made the most of it.
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Robert Bresson wanted to make a film about King Arthur’s court for two decades before he got the chance. He used the time to distill it down to its essence.
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Christopher Nolan didn’t back into success with ‘Memento,’ the twisty neo-noir that effectively launched his career.
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Ingmar Bergman didn’t like to dwell on his directorial debut, but it’s worth watching to see his cinematic vision in its larval state.
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