Overnight Sensation: THE KING OF COMEDY
Martin Scorsese’s The King of Comedy (1983) is a film that has often been overlooked by many critics and average movie watchers. Yet those...
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Ultimate Gangsters Classic & Contemporary
BURBANK, Calif., March 11, 2013 – As part of the studio’s 90th Anniversary celebration, eight of Warner Bros. Pictures’ greatest gangster films – from...
Journey through the nightmarish Outback of WAKE IN FRIGHT
Regarded as one of Australian Cinema’s most famous cult films next to Mad Max (1979) Director Ted Kotcheff’s 1971 psychological thriller Wake In Fright...
ISLE OF THE DEAD
When I first saw Isle of The Dead (1945) it was following Turner Classic Movies’ premiere of Martin Scorsese’s documentary Val Lewton: The Man...
The CineGuerrillas Episode 2: CASINO
Welcome to Furious Cinema’s movie commentary with Sebastian and Peter – your resident CineGuerrillas. This will be an ongoing series of conversations we have...
CAPE FEAR: A Comparison
Following his role in J. Lee Thompson’s 1962 psychological thriller Cape Fear actor Gregory Peck was in Robert Mulligan’s classic drama TO KILL A...
Top 10 Mad As Hell Scorsese Moments
If you read this site regularly you already know that Martin Scorsese is one of our favorite filmmakers. His work over the past 40...
Take a tour of Scorsese’s MEAN STREETS
Every movie geek has a collection of crown film jewels that they go back to when things are getting too watered down, fake or...
Martin Scorsese’s The Color of Money
In Martin Scorsese’s The Color of Money (1986), the sequel to The Hustler, we meet up with Fast Eddie Felsen (Paul Newman) 25 years...
Discover the differences between film and digital in SIDE BY SIDE
The transition from 35mm (celluloid) to digital filmmaking is of course one of the most controversial subjects right now if you’re associated with or...
