Former film critic/journalist-turned-filmmaker Rod Lurie made his directorial debut with 1999’s low-budget political thriller Deterrence. While the film received (mostly) positive reviews and became the first of several political-themed films Lurie would become known for, it hardly set the world ...

Here we discuss his fascinatingly quirky new film, his incarceration and its impact on his life, and what his relationship with Quentin Tarantino looks like in 2019.

This is a book that deserves a place on your bookshelf right next to Paul R. Gagne's classic tome The Zombies That Ate Pittsburgh: The Films of George A. Romero.

Rest in peace, Robert Forster (1941-2019).

New York documentarian Hansi Oppenheimer kicked off her career with a film about the band The Replacements (Color Me Obsessed: A Film About The Replacements), which took her nearly a decade to complete. She then set about making a documentary ...

In anticipation of My Name Is Dolemite, Diabolique sat down with Alexander and Karaszewski to discuss the project.

Bullies have played a significant and recurring role in Stephen King’s work from his earliest days as a published author. In these works, the bullies represent a significant and (generally) familiar villain for his protagonist(s) to overcome, often amid their ...

Hudlin has enjoyed a long and prosperous career and now, thankfully, Hollywood is taking notice.

Today auteur Quentin Tarantino unleashes his latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, on American audiences. To coincide with this release, I would like to take a look back at the filmmaker’s earliest effort, a $5,000 unfinished Howard Hawks-esque ...

Joe R. Lansdale has been doing big things for a lot of years now (he published his first novel, Act of Love, way back in 1981), and yet somehow it seems like he’s doing even bigger things now. The prolific ...