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At the height of the Golan-Globus B-movie empire’s mid-’80s success, an unsung, under-the-radar release hinted at a different path for the Go-Go Boys.

You think this has nothing to do with you? Twenty years ago, ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ became the unofficial onboarding manual for millennials in the white-collar workforce – and its sequel only builds on this legacy.

For its 30th anniversary, a reconsideration of this flawed but fascinating all-star neo-noir.

Even though many key collaborators from ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ returned for this Roald Dahl adaptation, the one new figure’s key contribution was sadly lifeless songs.

To mark legendary producer Roger Corman’s 100th birthday (on April 5), here’s a roundup of his acting jobs for his illustrious alumni.

Gregory Hoblit’s courtroom hit is  is one of the great legal thrillers told from the point of view of the defense. 

Two decades after its debut, James Gunn’s first directorial effort remains a pleasantly grimy low budget horror comedy.

A look back at how Humphrey Bogart’s final movie performance grippingly encapsulated a career playing characters from all across the moral spectrum.

Sometimes, you only know the elements of a good subgenre of film when they’re screwed up by a filmmaker who doesn’t […]

Christopher Nolan didn’t back into success with ‘Memento,’ the twisty neo-noir that effectively launched his career.