Saturday, May 31, 2025

Brian Susbielles

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Featured: Foreign Noir – Darkness Over The World

Film noir is a genre that had the aesthetics in the years before the 1940s when a swarm of crime dramas came out that in natural black-and-white, focused on the cynical nature...

Featured: The Pains And Gains Of Martyrdom in Steve McQueen’s ‘Hunger’

In honor of Steve McQueen's upcoming Widows, his first feature since his Best Picture-winning 12 Years A Slave, it is time I'd write something a little more contemporary. It has been 10 years since he debuted...

Featured: The Politically Charged Stories Of Corruption, Lies, And Murder

A fact about me: I have a Masters in Political Science, yet I now regret even going into that cesspool of red tape, democratic authoritarianism, pettiness, greed, power lust, gaslighting, ratfucking, cockblocking,...

Featured: Eyes Without A Face – My Classic Horror Review

I'm not a horror buff. Only a few films make my Top 100 favorite list that qualifies as horror - I think with just one hand I can count them - because...

Featured: M For Masterpiece – Fritz Lang’s Psychological Stunner

One of my Top 10 Criterion films, the great German director Fritz Lang, two years before the rise of Hitler and his exile from his home, produced a stunning film that haunts...

Featured: The Show Is Behind The Camera: Truffaut’s ‘Day For Night’

Francois Truffaut, trending from art house to mainstream, decided to turn the camera on himself in a composition of troubled actors, hidden loves, and technical misfires. The result is something that is...

Featured: That Special Touch From Mike Leigh

Coming soon is the British historical drama Peterloo, the latest from writer/director Mike Leigh. Leigh's work features the aesthetic touch to social situations in contemporary Britain and real-life figures from history. Starting...

Featured: Within The Iron Grip: Spanish Cinema Under Franco

Prior to the Spanish Civil War, General Francisco Franco had actually written a screenplay that was produced. In his story, it involves two brothers, one who supports the New Republic (1931-39) and...

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