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Babylon has been nominated nominated for three Academy Awards for production design (Florencia Martin, Anthony Carlino), costume design (Mary Zophres) and original score (Hurwitz). Sometimes...
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Babylon has been nominated nominated for three Academy Awards for production design (Florencia Martin, Anthony Carlino), costume design (Mary Zophres) and original score (Hurwitz). Sometimes...
A question was recently put to the floor on Social Media: What is the greatest movie opening sequence of all time? My biological CPU...
Written by Bruce Scivally Published by McFarland Bruce Scivally’s Superman on Film, Television, Radio, and Broadway is a super book! There’s no more...
Discover the fascinating story behind the making of the cinematic masterpiece The Godfather when “THE OFFER” arrives on Blu-ray and DVD November 29, 2022...
Written by Fred M. Grandinetti Published by Bear Manor Media While I’m certain there’s a lot more to Fred Grandinetti than Popeye, I...
Written by Tim Lucas Published by PS Publishing The Man with Kaleidoscope Eyes is the title of Alan Aldridge’s autobiographical art book from...
Lee Harvey Oswald was famously captured at a Dallas movie theater on November 22, 1963. The movie he snuck in to, presumably to get...
Let’s cut to the chase. I have rock-solid in-canon proof that Indiana Jones and Han Solo exist in the same shared universe (even if...
William Friedkin’s Academy-Award-winning The French Connection gave the cinematic world what is widely considered the greatest car chase of all time. No, Bullitt (1968)...
Did Dorothy Gale really dream Oz? If so, then she probably deserves a MacArthur Genius Grant for it. MGM’s adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s...
If you’re under forty years old, Harrison Ford has been a megastar your entire life. It’s hard to believe that he ever struggled as...
In 1987, an exceptionally dark thriller/horror film called White of the Eye premiered to little fanfare. Although it had some great unconventional actors, excellent...
Directors releasing two films in one year will always astound me. The filmmaking process is so taxing, exhausting and all-consuming that to get one...
One of the advantages of growing up before the internet was the discovery of hidden gems among video rentals and on cable tv. The...
Produced by Jim McBride, Josef Brandmaier Paul Fishbein, Judy Fox Written by Paul Fishbein, Danny Wolf Directed by Danny Wolf Featuring Cerina Vincent, Eric...
The classic twist at the end of the original Planet of the Apes (1968, dir. Franklin J. Schaffner) is more than just shocking. Seeing...
(Author’s Note): Since this article first dropped, I was thrilled to be contacted directly by the man himself. John Saxon wanted me to know...
One of the advantages of growing up before the internet was the discovery of hidden gems among video rentals and on cable tv. Ticket...
Until last week, I have never sat down and watched Akira Kurosawa’s 1958 classic, The Hidden Fortress – the film perhaps most credited as...
Have you ever watched a film and asked yourself how it would have ended if a character had made a good decision instead of...
Some films make such an impact on pop culture the ripples can still be felt decades later. One such movie was 1954’s Creature from...
Ever root for a character to die? I’m not talking about merely hating a character, like that awful cousin Oliver, who seemingly showed up...
Produced by Charles S. Cohen Written and Directed by Peter Bogdanovich Featuring James Curtis, James Karen, Dick Van Dyke, Johnny Knoxville, Paul Dooley, Patty...
In the pantheon of filmmakers and auteurs who sprung from the Roger Corman school in 1970s, Jack Hill probably wouldn’t make most scholarly recollections....