Let It Be
Many times I’ve been alone, and many times I’ve cried. Anyway you’ll never know the many ways I’ve tried. And still they lead me back to the long winding road… … Read more »
Many times I’ve been alone, and many times I’ve cried. Anyway you’ll never know the many ways I’ve tried. And still they lead me back to the long winding road… … Read more »
During the last few weeks I have begun again a survey of the cinema focused upon the “alternative” of cinematic expression. I must confess that I do not feel intellectually equipped… Read more »
Until pretty recently audiences haven’t really taken notice of Charles Burnett’s films post his debut Killer Of Sheep (1978). Luckily, some pretty decked out home video editions of his early… Read more »
Commedia Sexy All’ Italiana (published by Mediane Libri in 2007) is a handsome hardcover book of stills from Italy’s “sexy comedy” genre that also comes with a CD that anthologizes a… Read more »
In studying film history one tends to take it for granted that there can be innovation and controversy in B-Movies and exploitation films. In the vein of exploitation films a… Read more »
In the spring of 2009 Vox Populi hosted a show and three screenings featuring the works of Timothy Carey. Timothy Carey was an actor, director, screenwriter and producer who, like… Read more »
It is no surprise that the most highly respected and memorable artists working in comics are often described as being “cinematic” since both the mediums of film and comics intersect… Read more »
George Stevens’ film Shane (1953) presents itself in modern criticism as an artifact of an American bygone age. Upon its initial release it received acclaim amongst a sea of A-list… Read more »
John Cassavetes and his films are noted for many things, but rarely is much attention given to Cassavetes’ collaboration with composer Bo Harwood. Like many of Cassavetes’ closest collaborators (Peter… Read more »
Barry Gifford’s first forray into the “world” of David Lynch came when Lynch adapted Gifford’s novel Wild At Heart into a feature film in 1990. Though Gifford did not participate… Read more »