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Much of the glamour of Western movies lies in their lack of glamour. Often filmed in black and white against some of…

Much of the glamour of Western movies lies in their lack of glamour. Often filmed in black and white against some of…

Jean Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast (1946) and Roberto Rodríguez’s Little Red Riding Hood (1960) have nothing in common except the hirsute…

If you’ve never seen a movie or read a book, you might be surprised by the twists and turns of King Creole,…

Financed by British royalty (George Harrison put up the lion’s share of the cash), the film’s low budget appearance is inescapable but…

PlayTime is work. Work for the audience who must adjust their own understanding as to how a movie should move, and work…

You’re in the passenger seat and the driver is treating this winding mountain road like their personal speedway. It’s terrifying— there’s no…

If a fountain is nearby he will fall into it, if a rake is close he will step on it, if an…

Laurel and Hardy were a team so beloved they could unite even this country—it’s no small irony that they thrived in the…

Guillermo del Toro makes a living finding the humanity in monsters and the monsters in men. A boy who grew up identifying…

Need help with your Halloween hangover? Here’s a cure for what ails you, a compilation of some of the finest horror films…

The Magnificent Ambersons, Blade Runner, Once Upon a Time in America, each a member of an unlucky fraternity: films disfigured by studio…

Having established itself as the Cadillac of contemporary gothic horror by the early 60s, Hammer Studios suddenly found itself staggering into the…

While television in the 50s promoted a comforting vision of the American experience, the movies told a different story; we were a…

Touted as Hammer Studio’s first brush with monsters and mad doctors, 1953’s Four Sided Triangle features a monster, alright—the green-eyed variety. The…

Hector J. Peabody is an American-born multi-hyphenate who graduated from Harvard at the age of three and conquered Wall Street when he…

The son of a French politician, Henri Girard was 28 years old when he was imprisoned for the murder of his father—19…

Cartoonist Jules Feiffer, who passed away this year at the age of 95, spent a lifetime documenting the pratfalls of young men…

No silent film star ever suffered quite so much as Yoshiko Fujishiro, the star-crossed heroine of The Tale of Oiwa’s Ghost. Fujishiro…

It’s Christmastime in what appears to be wartime Britain yet the only sign of a blitz is the rampant kidnapping of citizens…

Born in New York in 1928, Bryant Haliday’s better-than-average education included a stay at a Benedictine monastery and a stint at Harvard…

In 1941 Orson Welles was busy giving the film industry a hot foot with Citizen Kane, a distinctly American movie whose innovations…

A low budget/high octane comedy about a working girl named Anora, Sean Baker’s film was a surprise favorite at the 2025 Oscars.…

On Thursday, May 8, 1945, Winston Churchill appears before an adoring crowd to announce the end of the war in Europe. Well,…

An epic adventure seen through the wrong end of a telescope, Roger Corman’s bargain-basement monster fest boasts a title worthy of a…

There’s a reason Buckingham palace was built like a fortress: to keep the lower classes out and the family secrets in. Murder…

“Dodger” Lane, “Jelly” Knight and “Lennie the Dip” have been living large in Huntleigh Prison for several years; their Runyonesque nicknames all…