Revisiting a Cruel and Unusual Punishment
With last week’s news about a federal judge in California declaring the state’s death penalty “cruel and unusual punishment” and therefore unconstitutional along with this…

With last week’s news about a federal judge in California declaring the state’s death penalty “cruel and unusual punishment” and therefore unconstitutional along with this…

Andrew Sarris called it the Citizen Kane of jukebox musicals but A Hard Day’s Night long ago broke free from the constraints of being “just”…

By David S. Schow Hall: “Where’s the library?” Dutton: “No need for books — everything’s in the computer.” One of the few…

Thoughts occasioned by the release of Adieu au langage Godard and the Permanently New One “It has to face the men of…

To mark the 30th Anniversary of Gremlins, Warner Bros. has released Joe Dante’s (first) subversive masterpiece on DVD and VOD today. Here’s a…

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…

We here at TFH have always thought of the great Vilmos Zsigmond as one of “our” movie icons, having begun his distinguished…

Our thanks to Adam Smasher and Soua Her of the Hero Complex Gallery for hosting the memorable opening night of Kings of Cult: An Art…

Trailers From Hell is proud to announce our collaboration with Hero Complex Gallery: KINGS OF CULT: A Tribute to Roger Corman…

“Gahan Wilson’s work was my introduction to dark humor.” — Stephen Colbert “For those of you who don’t get Gahan Wilson…That’s impossible! If…

In Withnail and I, two English chums go “on holiday by mistake” and seek refuge from their horrid lives in a bottle…

While casting about for a French wine and movie pairing, it occurred to me how much French stuff we find all around…

Sherilyn Connelly, writer for the Village Voice and SF Weekly, alerted us to her interview with fashion designer Ayumi Seto in which…

Alamo CEO/Founder Tim League and other members of the American Genre Film Archive (including Nicholas Winding Refn and Paul Thomas Anderson) have…

The new issue of Interview Magazine features a great interview with the legendary filmmaker, Roger Corman, conducted by one of the most…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Three significant early Paramount comedies make an appearance in our Great Global Search, Horse Feathers and Monkey Business starring the Marx Brothers and It’s A Gift with…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From September 27, 2007, it’s Allan Arkush on Bucket of Blood. “Life is an…

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…

1955’s Artists and Models, directed by Frank Tashlin, neatly satirizes the cold-war paranoia of the fifties (and the McCarthy hearings in particular) by focusing on…

Here’s another gem from the TFH Vault. From September 21, 2007, it’s Sam Hamm on 20 Million Miles to Earth. The…

Entertainment Weekly compiled a list of the 10 Most Criminally Underrated Movies, five of which can be found on TFH. We’re confident…

Most movie trailers boil down a film to its essence, resulting in 2½ minutes of unbridled sensationalism. That’s pretty much a trailer’s raison…

Trailers From Hell welcomes all movies great and small but sometimes a particular trailer may not be up to the visual quality…

Westerns – the Great American Movie Genre. Yes, the Italian cinema has its Spaghetti Western – Cameriere, more Sangiovese, please! But we’re talking…

A former vaudevillian, the great comedian Fred Allen found his fame in radio but was unable to navigate a suitable transition to…