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Delmer Daves' easygoing cattle drive western can't make an action hero out of Jack Lemmon, but with fine work from co-star Glenn…

Delmer Daves' easygoing cattle drive western can't make an action hero out of Jack Lemmon, but with fine work from co-star Glenn…

What can you say to such success? Mike Nichols and Buck Henry's sex satire defined 'the generation gap' for the sixties. Dustin…

Bogie and Bacall are back, but with Edward G. Robinson's oily gangster breathing down their necks -- "Nyah!" Excellent direction (John Huston)…

This is the first Syfy program I’ve watched in years. It’s far above the quality level that I had come to expect…

It's an All Star monster rally -- Lon Chaney Jr.! John Carradine! Bela Lugosi! Basil Rathbone! Tor Johnson!…

A "lesser" Mario Bava is still a fountain of great filmmaking; and this annihilating melodrama sees a score of greedy folk wiped…

A pure-gold Savant favorite, Sir Richard Attenborough's first feature as director is a stylized pacifist epic of the insane tragedy of WW1,…

Yes, they rarely showed even a rudimentary understanding of basic film craftsmanship… but Ed Wood’s films had what 99.9 % of other films…

One of the best pictures of 2015 is an accurate and relevant movie about a truly difficult subject. Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton,…

Otto Preminger looks at police corruption and comes up with a classy noir starring Dana Andrews as a rogue cop and Gene…

Two 1980's science fiction efforts from the 'eighties: Millennium is an expensive book adaptation with Kris Kristofferson and Cheryl Ladd navigating a…

Billy Wilder’s Buddy Buddy (1981) might be one of the most obvious go-to examples in the annals of conventional wisdom when it…

Remember Tower Records? The saga of the massive brick & mortar music retailer is a great story with marvelous characters. When you…

Joel and Ethan Coen drop most of the sarcasm for their deeply felt character study. Everything's a big problem for Llewyn: a…

Richard Fleischer's Viking saga is a great star showcase for the grinning one-eyed Kirk Douglas, sullen one-handed Tony Curtis and the heavy-breathing,…

Still basking in the afterglow of an unseasonably warm Valentine’s Day, we’re catching up on some of our favorite mushy movies. Get…

We've waited long enough: Bogart's take on Raymond Chandler's tough guy Philip Marlowe is finally on Blu-ray, with Lauren Bacall hyped as…

Jan Troell knocks us for a loop with his masterful epic of a Swedish farming family in the 1840s, making the big…

Jean Simmons is the original frustrated Mad Housewife who runs away from a 'dream marriage' in search of something more fulfilling. Uncompromising,…

Fearless leader sits down with Gilbert and Frank Santopadre for a maniacally funny chat about Joe’s wild and wooly adventures in Hollywood.…

Now, after 62 years, viewable again in beautiful 3-D! Scientists are being murdered in a secret underground laboratory overseen by a super-computer…

Fritz Lang applies rigorous realism and excellent science in the first half of his final silent film, a treat for fantasy fans…

Movies so nice, they made ’em twice. Here’s a look at those moments when Hollywood doubled down and threw originality out the window.…

If you have been living and routinely interacting with other human beings over the last month, you’ve probably heard one or two…

Stabbings, scaldings, hideous lacerations from broken glass and even more brutal manglings for our sanguinary delectation! Dario Argento's smartly directed murder mystery…

Army investigator John Haven is out to catch some crooks using stealth, his wits and a limitless supply of marvelous hardboiled dialogue.…