Film Noir Classics: SLEEP, MY LOVE
Before celebrated director Douglas Sirk (Magnificent Obsession, Imitation of Life) hit his stride and became Hollywood’s go-to person for the multi-color projection of America’s...
Category: Reviews
Legendary Musicians in Movies: LOVE & MERCY
This is the final entry in our Legendary Musicians in Movies series. Throughout this week, I have to admit that I learned a lot...
Legendary Musicians in Movies: THE DOORS
Welcome back to our Legendary Musicians in Movies week! Last time, there was one thing I forgot to mention about The Buddy Holly Story....
Legendary Musicians In Movies: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY
Welcome back to our Legendary Musicians In Movies week! This time we’ll take a look at another Rock ‘n Roll pioneer from the 50’s....
Legendary Musicians in Movies: ELVIS
Recently, the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody rocked the world big time. Not only did it win numerous awards and make lots of money, but...
CRIMEWATCH: The Taking of Pelham One-Two-Three
I’ve never much cared for the title The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. To me it’s clumsy and uninformative. I much prefer the...
The Panic in Needle Park
Every actor has a breakout film and Al Pacino is no different. Although he appeared in a small role in 1969’s Me, Natalie, it...
Hitchcock
Hollywood loves stories about Hollywood, so the idea of a film about director Alfred Hitchcock’s experience making Psycho seemed like a sure winner: a...
Cape Fear
Among die hard cinephiles, J. Lee Thompson’s, Cape Fear, is perhaps one of the greatest and one of the most important thrillers ever made....
THE OMEN
One of the top grossing films of 1976, The Omen is a supernatural thriller that, though sometimes heavy on exposition, scripture and appropriation, remains...
