The Atomo-Vision of Joe Dante at the American Cinematheque
The American Cinematheque pays to tribute to the singular (some may say Atomic-powered) vision of director Joe Dante with a four…

The American Cinematheque pays to tribute to the singular (some may say Atomic-powered) vision of director Joe Dante with a four…

Here’s another installment featuring Joe Dante’s reviews from his stint as a critic for Film Bulletin circa 1969-1974. Our thanks to Video…

It’s a Throwback Thursday behind the Velvet Curtain, and no, don’t expect a picture of me in a blue baby bonnet, or…

Here’s another installment featuring Joe Dante’s reviews from his stint as a critic for Film Bulletin circa 1969-1974. Our thanks to Video…

You can practically feel the whole drive-in history of revenge-oriented biker pictures come roaring up from behind and crashing through the beginning…

At this writing we are about a week away from May 20, 2015, which will mark an event that many of us,…

With the leap from Siri to Samantha, the seductive and increasingly sentient computer program heard (but never seen) in Spike Jonze’s Her,…

If you’re in or anywhere near Rochester, New York, your weekend activity should be set, because something big is happening at the…

“You all know me… You know how I make my livin’…” Quint (Robert Shaw), Jaws Well, the truth is, you probably don’t…

In the beginning there was Helen Gibson. Gibson was a rodeo star in the early days of the 20th century who moved…

In writer-director Jim Akin’s The Ocean of Helena Lee, the first thing you may notice about 12-year-old Helena Lee (and the young…

Every time I step into a warehouse discount store I can see about 11 different reasons to not get excited about the…

“THEY’RE HERE ALREADY! YOU’RE NEXT!!” Trailers From Hell is proud to announce our collaboration with Spoke Art and San Francisco’s historic Roxie…

Another year, my sixth at the TCM Classic Film Festival, is in the books, and I’m exhausted! Fourteen movies over four days…

TFH guru and man-about-town Larry Karaszewski is hosting a double bill featuring Ralph Bakshi’s outrageous animation landmark, Heavy Traffic alongside his raucous 1981…

Starting today, it’s down the rabbit hole once again to revel in Hollywood’s past glories (and international cinema’s too) at the 2015…

Sometimes getting there is more than half the fun. When it comes to genre storytelling, the buildup toward a presumably satisfying conclusion…

TFH regrets the passing of one-time TFH Guru, novelist, screenwriter, producer and director Ib Melchior, who gave us THE ANGRY RED PLANET,…

In 1978 I was a college student majoring in film studies, as well as a mid-lapse Catholic, so the ripples of flabbergasted…

Roger Corman fans will be in hog heaven come this May when Kino Lorber Studio Classics releases one of his seminal films on…

Joe Dante has been thinking a lot lately about dead bodies that won’t stay dead. Case in point, his upcoming Zom-Com, Burying…

Another movie-mad installment from Dennis Cozzalio, this week tackling Gunnar Hansen’s memoir on the making of that out-of-control horror classic The Texas…

The first Oscar show I ever saw was the 42nd annual gala, honoring the movies of 1969. Of course I hadn’t seen…

We’re excited to announce a new feature here at TFH, a weekly column from one of our favorite writers on film, Dennis…

Here’s another installment featuring Joe Dante’s reviews from his stint as a critic for Film Bulletin circa 1969-1974. Our thanks to Video…

Let’s dip into the Alfred Hitchcock catalog again – and no, the wine pairing isn’t brandy. That’s too easy, and it works…