In a Lonely Place
It's a different Bogart -- a character performance in a Nicholas Ray noir about distrust anxiety in romance. Gloria Grahame is the…

It's a different Bogart -- a character performance in a Nicholas Ray noir about distrust anxiety in romance. Gloria Grahame is the…

An amazing talent gone way too soon, Janis Joplin is more than her boozy, brash public image. This bio docu has the…

America's favorite gadfly has made something worth watching -- a European tour of Great Ideas that American would do well to steal…

One of the best-remembered dramas of the '70s gives us controversial actresses, a lavish production and a story by the even more…

These are the Eyes that Satirize! Everybody's seen their imagery but few know the story of these anonymous performance artists and their…

The irrepressible Sam Fuller fashions a crime thriller for German TV with his expected eccentricity: old-fashioned hardboiled scripting, freeform direction and bits…

Berlin Around the Corner DVD Defa Film Library 1966-90 / B&W / 1:37 flat Academy / 83 min. / Berlin um die…

I live in Los Angeles, and my residency here means that a lot of great film programming– revival screenings, advance looks at…

I don’t know if The Huntsman: Winter’s War, the big, loud (except when its twin villainesses get all whispery with evil portent) prequel/sequel…

It's a genuine forgotten gem: American student Jean Seberg's five-year adventure in Paris is mostly a period of romantic frustration. Irwin Shaw…

Franceso Rosi's warm, thoughtful tale sees a family gathering observe grievous modern problems -- after so much violence in Italian politics people…

Is satire obsolete? Our appalling present political reality has surpassed some of the wildest jokes in director Joe Dante's 'exaggerated, outrageous' 1997…

This is one of Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor's best, written and directed by the classy MGM team of director Vincente Minnelli…

"Sorry, I just slashed my wrists." "Well, tape 'em!" This is the aftermath of the '60s protest movement. Ivan Passer's riveting murder…

Guns! Guns! Guns! John Milius' rootin' tootin' bio of the most famous of the '30s bandits has plenty of good things to…

A lot of water, legal and otherwise, has passed under the bridge since Paul Reubens last donned the signature crisply tailored gray…

Just a quick head-up: For those of you in the Los Angeles area, next weekend, April 22-24, marks the occasion for the…

This noir hits with the force of a blast furnace -- Cy Endfield's wrenching tale of social neglect and injustice will tie…

Take a look at the roots of American campaign image consciousness, and the then-new techniques of cinéma vérité to bring a new…

Director Robert Montgomery's last feature is a war movie like no other, a study in leadership and command with no combat scenes.…

The icon-establishing performances Marilyn Monroe gave in Howard Hawks’ Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) and in Billy Wilder’s Some Like It Hot (1959)…

This horror almost-classic has Christopher Lee and great atmosphere. Keep a sharp lookout for All Them Witches: they're not easy to spot...…

"This land is mine, God made this land for me." Those are just song lyrics, while Otto Preminger's politically daring 70mm mega-production…

Alfred Hitchcock assembles all the right elements for this respected mystery thriller. Joan Fontaine is concerned that her new hubby Cary Grant…

Hollywood tackles the big issues! This adapted play about an unwanted teen pregnancy is actually quite good, thanks to fine performances by…

Hey, we're having a NUCLEAR family crisis, so load up your shotgun, grab the grenades and head for the hills, stealing what…