With Noah Baumbach’s long-awaited adaptation of “White Noise” out now, we look back on the handful of underseen films from the mind of Don DeLillo.
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A look back at Abel Ferrara’s gritty and prophetic Christmas-time crime thriller – a holiday fable as only he could tell it.
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A look at the screenplays and cinematic interpretations of the literary patron saint of American outcasts.
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In the wake of Hulu’s new ‘Hellraiser’ reboot, we look back on the ways the franchise’s mutilated face has changed and morphed.
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On the release of Andrew Dominik’s fiercely controversial Marylin Monroe epic ‘Blonde,’ a look back at an earlier depiction of the actress-as-symbol.
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At the end of the Bush era, these dark western masterpieces comprise a grand trilogy about the decline of the American Empire.
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Peter Hyams is both a journeyman director and the embodiment of the auteur. A look back at his endlessly entertaining body of work and his total mastery of craft:
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With a new follow-up novel and 4K edition on shelves, we look back at the various homages, rip-offs and bastardized re-imaginings of Michael Mann’s magnum opus.
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When the Gary Cooper vehicle strode into theaters 70 years ago, it became one of the most controversial – and influential – Westerns of its day.
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With ‘Devil In a Blue Dress’ joining the Criterion Collection, a deep dive on the man who made it – and the first-rate crime picture that got him the gig.
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If you were to ask a casual horror fan to name the first image that pops into their head when they […]
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Though it hit theaters the same weekend as ‘Star Wars,’ and came in second in the year’s box office race, ‘Smokey and the Bandit’ has cast a much shorter shadow over contemporary culture. Let’s look at why.
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