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The Chase (1946)

An exercise in dizzy disorientation, this Cornell Woolrich crazy-house noir pulls the rug out from under the audience at least three times.…

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What?

What is this -- a naughty sex odyssey as absurdist art?  Or a non-PC slice of sleazy art film exploitation? Either way…

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A Kiss Before Dying

Robert Wagner as a social climbing psycho killer?  I knew it!  'Mr. CinemaScope Smile' grins only once or twice in this movie,…

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Pirates!

A treasure trove of pirate questions awaits you landlubbers in this week’s TFH Quiz! [gravityform id=”70″ title=”false” description=”false” ajax=”true”] Be sure to…

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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Stand back, watch the fur fly and don't forget to duck -- this is surely the most psychologically toxic play ever adapted…

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Phoenix

What's contemporary Europe got that we ain't got? Powerful, serious filmmaking like that by Christian Petzold, starring the impressive Nina Hoss. Their…

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Candy

The dirty book of the '60s became an all-star dirty movie with Brando, Burton, Starr, Coburn, Matthau, Astin, Aznavour and Huston all…

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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…

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Janis: Little Girl Blue

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

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Where to Invade Next

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

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Julia

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

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Portraits of the Artist

This week TFH takes a look at the fine art of fine artist bio-pics! [gravityform id=”69″ title=”false” description=”false” ajax=”true”] Be sure to…

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Dead Pigeon on Beethoven Street

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

Fear of the Velvet Curtain

STARING DOWN THE 2016 TCM CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL

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

Fear of the Velvet Curtain

The Huntsman: Winter’s War

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…

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In the French Style

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…

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Three Brothers (Tre fratelli)

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

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The Second Civil War

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

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Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride Blu-ray Warner Archive Collection 1950 / B&W / 1:37 flat Academy / 93 min. / Street Date May…

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Cutter’s Way

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

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Dillinger

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

Fear of the Velvet Curtain

PEE-WEE’S BIG HOLIDAY

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

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Try and Get Me!

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