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Taza, Son Of Cochise

Taza, Son Of Cochise (1954) is rather anomalous in the cycle of films made by producer Ross Hunter and director Douglas Sirk at Universal pictures as it is a Western… Read more »

Film Reviews    1950s, Barbara Rush, Bart Roberts, Douglas Sirk, Eugene Iglesias, George Zuckerman, Gregg Palmer, Ian MacDonald, Morris Ankrum, Robert Burton, Rock Hudson, Ross Hunter, western

Irezumi

Yasuzō Masumura’s Irezumi (1966) has been called “proto-feminist”, “subversive”, and “ahead of its time” by audiences and critics since the beginning of Masumura’s reappraisal in the 2010s. These descriptors of… Read more »

Film Reviews    1960s, Akio Hasegawa, Ayako Wakao, Gaku Yamamoto, Kei Sato, Reiko Fujiwara, Yasuzo Masumura

The Running Man

The Running Man (1987) continued a trend in American mainstream media of critiquing late Reagan-era conservatism through the moral decay of commercial public television. Like Robocop (1987) and Frank Miller’s… Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jesse Ventura, Jim Brown, María Conchita Alonso, Mick Fleetwood, Paul Michael Glaser, Richard Dawson, Stephen King, Yaphet Kotto

Jolt

Kate Beckinsale is one of those performers that is quite good in everything they appear in though what films they appear in tend to be mediocre. Throughout her entire career… Read more »

Film Reviews    2020s, Bobby Cannavale, David Bradley, Jai Courtney, Kate Beckinsale, Laverne Cox, Stanley Tucci, Susan Sarandon, Tanya Wexler

L’uomo senza memoria

L’uomo senza memoria (1974) opens in London with the amnesiac Ted (Luc Merenda) confronted with an old criminal accomplice who is convinced that Ted is faking his condition to rob… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Anita Strindberg, Bruno Corazzari, Duccio Tessari, Duilio Cruciani, Luc Merenda, Senta Berger, Umberto Orsini

Switchback

Switchback (1997) is a tightly plotted thriller full of inventive twists and turns that is elevated by the authenticity brought to the characters by Danny Glover and a host of… Read more »

Film Reviews    1990s, Danny Glover, Dennis Quaid, Jared Leto, Jeb Stuart, R. Lee Ermey, Ted Levine, William Fichtner

Woman With Red Hair

Woman With Red Hair (1979) sees filmmaker Tatsumi Kumashiro returning again to the fringes of Japanese society to tell a tale of sexual comodafication and societal oppression. Like the torrential… Read more »

Film Reviews    1970s, Ako, Junko Miyashita, Kai Atō, Miyako Yamaguchi, Renji Ishibashi, Tatsumi Kumashiro

The Competition

I first became an Amy Irving fan when I saw The Fury (1978) on a VHS tape that I rented from the public library when I was about twelve years… Read more »

Film Reviews    1980s, Adam Stern, Amy Irving, Joel Oliansky, Joseph Cali, Lee Remick, Richard Dreyfuss, Sam Wanamaker

Get A Job

It took four years after principal photography wrapped on Get A Job (2016) for the film to get a release. This delay was caused by issues between distributors and rights… Read more »

Film Reviews    2010s, Alison Brie, Anna Kendrick, Brandon T. Jackson, Bruce Davison, Bryan Cranston, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Dylan Kidd, Jay Pharoah, Jorge Garcia, Marcia Gay Harden, Miles Teller, Nicholas Braun

The Three Swordsmen

Directed by Taylor Wong, The Three Swordsmen (1994) is a modestly budgeted wuxia comedy. The Three Swordsmen follows the adventures of Siu Sam-siu (Andy Lau) who has tied with Ming… Read more »

Film Reviews    1990s, Andy Lau, Brigitte Lin, Elvis Tsui, Lisa Tung, Taylor Wong, Yu Li

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