By Trent Lakey Director Jules Dassin (a Connecticut native, despite his name resembling the French) spent the latter…
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By Travis Mullis Watching Reds again reminds you that Warren Beatty has always possessed a brand of self-belief…
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By Madison Boone A film promoted as a sensual and passionate example of love, “WUTHERING HEIGHTS” (2026), directed…
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By Katrina Simonds Some movies are easy to enjoy and just as easy to forget. Others stay with…
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By Trent Lakey In American culture, William Friedkin’s film career is often said to have begun in 1971…
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By Trent Lakey Easy Rider became a cultural landmark of the ’60s by portraying characters who refused to…
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By Trent Lakey The Black Cauldron, directed by Ted Berman and Richard Rich, is primarily remembered (if remembered…
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By Sam Tucker Over the course of 20 years, many things can change for average filmgoers. They may…
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By Ryan Thomas Seeing Inland Empire for the first time is like watching a nightmare unfurl in real…
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By Ali Harris Amid the unprecedented times the world faced in 2020, Stephen King published a short-story collection…
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