Emma Mae
Emma Mae (1976) was Jamaa Fanaka’s second feature film and continues to investigate the themes of Black justice and community that were central to Welcome Home Brother Charles (1975) and… Read more »
Emma Mae (1976) was Jamaa Fanaka’s second feature film and continues to investigate the themes of Black justice and community that were central to Welcome Home Brother Charles (1975) and… Read more »
As a spiritual sequel to the tremendous success of The Flame And The Arrow (1950) Burt Lancaster made The Crimson Pirate (1952). Robert Siodmak directs the film, re-teaming with Lancaster… Read more »
Blank Generation (1980) is Ulli Lommel’s unlikely love letter to the New York Punk scene. Along with Cocaine Cowboys (1979), Blank Generation marked the beginning of Lommel’s career as a… Read more »
I think we have to look back on Just A Gigolo with a certain amount of irony…it was an atrocious movie. -David Bowie Shout! Factory has made available on BluRay… Read more »
After directing such acclaimed cult classics as Link (1986) and Roadgames (1981), Richard Franklin transitioned to television, first in America and then in his native Australia. One of Franklin’s American… Read more »
Ray Austin made a name for himself directing adventure shows before transitioning to sexploitation feature films in the early seventies. Virgin Witch (1972) was Austin’s debut feature; a combination of… Read more »
The best science fiction authors (Stanislaw Lem, Ursula K. Le Guin, Theodore Sturgeon, Philip K. Dick, Harlan Ellison, etc.) all view the genre as a means of investigating and reckoning… Read more »
Craig Gillespie reprises many of the themes of I, Tonya (2017) for his updating of Dodie Smith’s character of Cruella de Vil. Cruella (2021) is a kind of intersection of… Read more »
Sugar Cookies (1973) is a surprisingly intelligent sexploitation film that subverts its own formal trappings with a reflexive narrative. It’s an early effort by writer and producer Lloyd Kaufman who… Read more »
2017 wasn’t the best year in Scarlett Johansson’s career. Aside from appearing in the critically derided Rough Night, Johansson also appeared as the lead in Rupert Sander’s live action adaptation… Read more »