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John Wick: Chapter 4 is a masterpiece of Hollywood action filmmaking.
Joan Micklin Silver’s masterpiece Chilly Scenes of Winter is out this week on the Criterion Collection.
Delmer Daves' difficult to categorize The Red House—thriller, film noir, and gothic horror—film from 1947.
The notorious erotic thriller is gleefully anti-moral.
The enduring warmth of Jackie Brown.
It’s a movie that's overlong, paced horribly, little momentum and cliches about grief, addiction, the opioid crisis and teenage rebellion.
John Wick: Chapter 4 is the best Hollywood action film since last year's Top Gun: Maverick.
Outdated values and a political pop culture world eons away in 1992’s Running Mates.
Shazam! Fury of the Gods doesn’t capture that magic of the first one.
From Afterglow to Blade to The Matrix.
The treats and tragedies of Every Which Way But Loose and Any Which Way You Can.
After pandemic mulligans 2021 and 2022, popular American moviegoing returns with real movies.
Everyone who was involved in the making of the film reflects its perfection.
If so, Inside is for you.
Why Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas works as a book but fails as a movie.
Once I had my list of angelic rules, it was easy to discern the good angel movies from the bad ones.
But set in the 1940s, with Thyra Edwards and Murray Gitlin.
Fun and facts with Pez, Pepsi and The Price is Right.
This is a film that lacks direction and conviction—though not in a bad way.
"Nobody ever did such a wide variety of mediocrity."
Movie memories are everywhere in the city and they’re age specific.
A compilation of every Allen review, from 1978's Interiors to 2006's Scoop.
The actress talks about her career and her role in Scream, "which opens this Friday."
The director talks about his 1974 classic starring Pam Grier on Trailers from Hell.
Behind the scenes of the beloved 1977 James Bond film, starring Roger Moore and Barbara Bach.
The director of Toy Story 3 and Coco talks about his new book Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and his 43 year obsession with the film.
The British critic says that Elizabeth Banks' new film "is definitely better than Snakes on a Plane."
The actor talks about his career and The Big Sleep with Jim Whaley on March 16, 1978.
Be Kind Rewind examines the complicated history of Bankhead's fumbled film career.
The actress talks to Bobbie Wygant about her role in the then-new Brian De Palma film.