The Artemis Women in Action Film Festival
In the beginning there was Helen Gibson. Gibson was a rodeo star in the early days of the 20th century who moved…

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…

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

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…

Anthology films, by their very nature, suggest a mixed bag of experience, perspective and, sometimes, even thematic concern, and their history is,…

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

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…