Chaplin
Whether one likes the films of Charlie Chaplin or not it is impossible to deny his impact on world cinema. Chaplin was a pioneer of silent comedy, film production, and… Read more »
Whether one likes the films of Charlie Chaplin or not it is impossible to deny his impact on world cinema. Chaplin was a pioneer of silent comedy, film production, and… Read more »
In Keoma (1976) the past and the present share a space and characters can walk in and out of memories. In Keoma interiority exists in songs on the soundtrack to… Read more »
Violated! (1974) is a once thought lost exploitation film written, produced and directed by Albert Zugsmith. Before turning to directing exploitation films in the early sixties, Zugsmith had been a… Read more »
Sasquatch, The Legend Of Bigfoot (1976) is the product of producer Ronald Olson’s lifelong belief in Sasquatch. The film, made on a low budget, was destined for the regional drive-in… Read more »
Despite its title The Doors (1991) isn’t a film about the band but rather its frontman Jim Morrison (Val Kilmer). The Doors comes as part of a cycle of films… Read more »
What is there to say about Skyscraper (2018)? Sure it combines the high octane thrills of Die Hard (1988) and The Towering Inferno (1974) without the wit of the former… Read more »
True Confessions (1981) is a thoughtful character study dressed up as a whodunnit. The mystery at the heart of the film isn’t the identity of the killer, but what two… Read more »
“As if she was a Blu-Ray and he was a screener.” The title character of the film Faraday (2013) is an aspiring paranormal investigator who moves into a cheap apartment… Read more »
Today Robot Jox (1989) is best known as the progenitor of Pacific Rim (2013) that features a robot suit with a chainsaw penis. Guillermo del Toro borrowed a lot from… Read more »
House Of Usher (1960) is the film that began Roger Corman’s cycle of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations starring Vincent Price. House Of Usher and the Poe adaptations that followed it… Read more »