Forget punching Nazis. Are you craving to see a gang of white supremacists ripped to bloody bits? Good news for you: […]
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The first cut comes a few minutes into the second scene of Sidney Lumet’s The Pawnbroker, and it happens so quickly […]
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When watching The Vast of Night, the Slamdance phenomenon currently streaming on Amazon Prime, it’s hard not to be reminded of […]
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There are lots of stories about Robert Altman that solidify his reputation as the most ‘maverick’ filmmaker of his generation, but […]
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Early on in Fletch Won, the eighth published novel in the series by Gregory McDonald and the first chronologically, Irwin Maurice […]
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It’s tempting, when viewing the early Martin Scorsese short films and mid-length documentaries assembled in the Criterion Collection’s new Scorsese Shorts, […]
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Like a highly produced pop song that leaves your head the second it’s over, The High Note is pleasant enough while […]
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When the semi-annual conversation on female buddy movies resurfaces, there are usual suspects. Thelma and Louise. B.A.P.S. Romy and Michelle’s High […]
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The 1990s were a strange time for filmmakers attempting to understand the Internet. As the technology went mainstream, with more families […]
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Paramount’s decision to sell The Lovebirds directly to Netflix in the wake of theater closings may seem like a real bummer […]
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In 1998, Stanley Kubrick accepted the D.W. Griffith Award from the Director’s Guild of America. In his acceptance speech, he compared […]
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When Grand Central Publishing released a new edition of the novel First Blood in 2000, author David Morrell penned an introduction, […]
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