
Tremble…
Sigh…
Wonder…
The Ferrara Files, Part One: Welcome to Fear City
Abel Ferrara’s The Driller Killer, Ms. 45 and Fear City are an unofficial trilogy of sex, violence, alienation, and filmmaking on the streets of a city coming apart at the seams. Part One of The Ferrara Files, my journey through the work of one of America’s essential filmmakers.
Richard Lester’s “Robin and Marian:” The Greatest Robin Hood Movie Ever Made?
…that’s what makes Sean Connery’s casting so inspired. The screen’s great embodiment of masculine invulnerability is playing a hero whose body and spirit have finally begun to reveal the price of all that invulnerability…
Reflections on ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Looking back a year later, One Battle After Another is a movie that behaves as if Anderson suddenly remembered that the camera is a toy before it’s an altar.
Difficult to Ignore: David Mamet’s Unproduced Screenplays DENTISTS WITH GUNS and RUSSIAN POLAND
Newly unleashed, unproduced screenplays by David Mamet are difficult to ignore.
Deneuve as Bogart: The Strange Pleasures of Ecoute Voir…
Deneuve as Bogart. Pretty cool.
Deneuve Unleashed: Screwball Chaos in Rappeneau’s Le Sauvage
Cinema doesn’t get much more European than Yves Montand clocking Catherine Deneuve with a pineapple in LE SAUVAGE.
Ella McCay: a Generous Movie in an Ungenerous Era
I was wholly involved, engaged and intrigued watching Ella McCay. We as a race should be more embarrassed by our obsession with finding new cool, cinematic ways to represent bullet trajectories.
How Cheap Trick Outlived Their Moment, and I’m Glad.
Even now, even all washed up, they still sound like Cheap Trick.
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