Film

How far would you go in order to save the life of those whom you love? Director Nick Cassavetes answers this question and continues to […]

About 20 years ago, you could walk into a Mom and Pop video store and marvel in the oddball selection of videos they had accumulated. […]

The first time America really saw Paul Newman was in “The Hustler.” The only hit he’d starred in before that was “Cat on a Hot […]

1974’s “The Klansman” is an appalling experience that no one should ever have to endure the torture of sitting through. While the topic of racism can […]

The funny thing about “Goodbye Solo” is that although it’s wonderfully revealing, all the information we get about everybody in this movie is pretty scarce. […]

1997’s “Deconstructing Harry” is Woody Allen’s last great love song to New York. It is also one of the most bold and daring narrative structures […]

The hero of “Brüno” comes all the way from Austria, where the phrase “tone it down” apparently isn’t too popular. You’d think a gay guy […]

Few would associate the visually sophisticated French icon, Edith Piaf, with boisterous, drunken swearing and general debauchery. An elegant ode to passion, the woman once […]

“Schizoid” feels like a violent slasher made for the Lifetime network. That isn’t necessarily a bad thing though. That automatically separates it from the pack […]

Devoted “Aqua Teen Hunger Force” fans expect their favorite animated superheroes to be campy, cheap and crude…but we also expect them to be funny. Although […]

Cinematic history was made in 1971 with the release of a film that broke all of Hollywood’s rules and redefined the cop-thriller genre. Director William […]