John Boorman’s 1972 backwoods thriller (now streaming on HBO Max) remains a potent and powerful work – a revenge movie with a twist.

Peter Bogdanovich’s 1972 screwball comedy has its problems, but it also has Babs.

The Alan Arkin-directed Elliott Gould vehicle, now streaming as part of Criterion Channel's “New York Stories” series, is the comic equivalent of...

In six masterful late ‘50s Westerns, director Budd Boetticher and star Randolph Scott brilliantly reimagined the Western and its hero.

Martin Scorsese's breakthrough feature showcases the style and sensibility (and morality) that would become his trademark.

The 1974 crime classic – now streaming on Prime Video – is a boisterous tribute to New York City, working class competence, and Walter...

Why has the fifty-plus-year-old French thriller ‘La Piscine’ (now streaming on the Criterion Channel) so resonated with audiences this summer?...

‘The Killing of a Chinese Bookie’ was titled and sold like a gangster movie, but it’s something much harder to pin down: a Cassavetes movie.

Bryan Forbes’s supernatural thriller – now streaming on HBOMax and The Criterion Channel – is moody, atmospheric, messy, and fascinating.

Frank Capra’s 1941 drama – now streaming on Amazon Prime Video – explores political themes and ideas that are far from unique to its time.

John Sturges’s 1960 Western – now streaming on Amazon Prime Video – is a masterfully crafted and perfectly cast blast of fireworks.

Jacques Tati’s delightful 1953 comedy is, in many ways, the perfect summer movie.

This late John Wayne vehicle is a mighty good Western - and a none-too-subtle commentary on his place in the cinema of its time.

The 1946 film noir classic, featuring iconic performances from John Garfield and Lana Turner, remains a sexy summer scorcher.

Vincente Minnelli’s 1960 classic isn’t just some lightweight, frothy musical comedy – and the complexities and neurosis of its heroine ring...