OUT OF PRINT: THE NEW BEVERLY CINEMA’S HISTORY
The title of Julia Marchese’s testimonial documentary on the history of Los Angeles’ the New Beverly Cinema, Out of Print, began, as…

The title of Julia Marchese’s testimonial documentary on the history of Los Angeles’ the New Beverly Cinema, Out of Print, began, as…

Forget All Singing! - All Dancing! Tonight's bill of fare is wall-to-wall high grade crime action. Roy Scheider leads a great cast…

In the fall of 1886 the magician Georges Méliès was filming near the Place de l’Opera when his camera jammed for a…

Few latecomer '60s spy movies were big successes. This amusing Brit effort sank without a trace, perhaps taking with it the career…

Classic Midnite Cult movies were a mini-phenomenon chosen by the public, created by word of mouth approval. Frank Henenlotter's wild 'n' weird…

Sam Fuller turns the crime film inside-out with this tale of on infiltrator taking down the syndicate. Vengeful Cliff Robertson uses both…

No, the movie star Ingrid Bergman was never a starlet with a seven-year contract, and her stellar career didn't begin opposite Humphrey…

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton assesses the Armenian director Sergei Parajanov's poetic and metaphor-filled biopic about his countryman Sayat Nova, the Armenian poet-troubadour.…

Finally -- a satisfying home video edition of Ken Russell's absorbing, argument-starting classic, in which D. H. Lawrence's quartet of bohemians attempt…

Remembered as a briefly hot quasi- avant-garde title, then a cult item, Slava Tsukerman's brightly colored movie is said to capture a…

Do we sometimes 'grow into' movies? This one now plays like a minor masterpiece. 'Seventies auteur Robert Altman proves himself an expert…

Wow — somebody took their sweet time about it, but we finally have a quality Blu-ray set of an entire generation’s favorite…

For over a century the story of Joan of Arc has been catnip to an army of filmmakers ranging from DeMille to…

Before Vincent Price haunted houses, he chalked up plenty of experience as a Broadway star and a versatile character actor. This superb Joseph…

'Harper Days Are Here Again,' reads the advertising tag line for this worthy follow-up to Paul Newman's first outing as Ross Macdonald's…

My first novel “ALICE THROUGH THE MULTIVERSE” had a lengthy evolution. I am a film maker by trade, 42 crimes against Cinema,…

Make room for a genuine rarity, come back from the cinema graveyard in excellent condition: a lavish color musical extravaganza from 1930…

We may not have film of the legendary actresses Lily Langtree or Sara Bernhardt to enjoy, but now we can see the…

Secure one major book with a serious subject, sign up a wagonload of stars (including a legend or two) and make sure…

Featuring the sloppiest killer this side of the Coen Brothers and the least curious investigator since Chief Wiggum, 1961’s The Snorkel, with…

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton offers a look at writer-director Derek Nguyen's intriguing debut feature, a finely observed supernatural gothic chiller-cum-illicit period love…

Director Jim McBride puts retro magic into a rock 'n' roll bio about a big talent who was probably more fun on…

More mysterious than ever, Sergio Leone's ode to (condemnation of?) revolution is said to be the centerpiece of his three 'Once Upon…

God bless Bonnie and Clyde. One year ago, the already well-blessed Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty found themselves onstage at the Academy…

Here's something odd: the formative feature in Roger Corman's proto- career. Roger gets credits for Story and Associate Producer, and learned what…