Among the purest directors of early-to-mid twentieth-century international cinema, Danish visionary Carl Theodor (Th. for short) Dreyer was among the first spiritualist storytellers before Ingmar Bergman arrived at the scene, telling stories...
We mourned the death of FilmStruck and welcomed the birth of Criterion Channel, bringing back classic movies around the world for our entertainment. Like its predecessor, I watch one film a day,...
The Bridge Of The River Kwai. Lawrence Of Arabia. Doctor Zhivago. A Passage To India.
These are gorgeous epics by the great David Lean, who won two Oscars and nominated for another three...
A survivor of the Polish occupation by the Nazis, Wajda recreated stories of the Resistance against their occupiers as his entrance into global cinema. His three movies - A Generation, Kanal, and Ashes And Diamonds -...
Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard are the two most common names out of the French New Wave subject but there were a few others who did not feature the same radical style...
The great Stanley Kubrick would've turned 90 years old this year. He was 70 when he died during post-production of Eyes Wide Shut, ending the forty-odd year career of a man who emerged from...
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Horror does not always have to be a slasher type film. Horror does not always have to have nudity presented in a sexually attractive manner. Horror can...
John Cassavetes' acting career is in itself highly impressive, having starred in numerous television shows including Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Johnny Staccato, and Burke's Law, as well as noted movies including The Killers, The Dirty Dozen, and Rosemary's Baby. He...
