Q
Larry Cohen’s notorious kaiju flick Q (1982) follows a smalltime hood and a police investigation into a series of ritual murders until both plots collide and the deity of Quetzalcōātl… Read more »
Larry Cohen’s notorious kaiju flick Q (1982) follows a smalltime hood and a police investigation into a series of ritual murders until both plots collide and the deity of Quetzalcōātl… Read more »
Unlike George Lucas’ soulless science fiction features American Graffiti (1973) is a film of warmth and compassion. It’s an episodic narrative that uses nostalgia to frame carefully observed truths regarding… Read more »
Speaking to Lillian Ross, John Huston once described the film industry as “A closed-in, tight, frantically inbred and frantically competitive jungle”. It’s an apt description that could easily be applied… Read more »
Although shot in Tennessee, At Close Range (1986) is a film that feels authentically Pennsylvanian. So many of the interior spaces look like the spaces that I grew up in…. Read more »
It was pretty anomalous that American Graffiti (1973) became a classic American film when one considers that the film, despite its press, has three authors in the form of director… Read more »
Some years ago I bought my first DVD from Movies Unlimited in Northeast Philadelphia. Last summer I had the good fortune to see that same film on the big screen… Read more »