Author: Rachel Bellwoar

TCMFF 2021 Reviews: Her Man (1930) and They Won’t Believe Me (1947)

Posted by Rachel Bellwoar | May 7, 2021 | Feature Articles, Film, Slider

It’s another virtual film festival for TCM this year and, if you’re wondering what films to watch, here are two scheduled to air on TCM that are worth penciling in.

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Barbara Stanwyck Double Feature: All I Desire and There’s Always Tomorrow Reviewed

Posted by Rachel Bellwoar | Mar 12, 2021 | Film Reviews, Slider, Uncategorized

In both All I Desire (1953) and There’s Always Tomorrow (1955), Barbara Stanwyck stars as the...

Filmmaker Beck Kitsis Talks About Her Surreal Allegory The Three Men You Meet at Night

Posted by Rachel Bellwoar | Oct 28, 2020 | Interviews, Slider

Some horror movies cause people to become afraid of things they didn’t fear before (a red...

Blow the Man Down Review

Posted by Rachel Bellwoar | Mar 24, 2020 | Feature Articles, Slider, Television

While practicing her eulogy for her mother’s funeral, Priscilla (Sophie Lowe, Once Upon A Time in...

Blu-Ray Review: Ida Lupino: The Filmmaker Collection

Posted by Rachel Bellwoar | Dec 3, 2019 | Home Video, Slider

Ida Lupino was the second woman inducted into the DGA. It’s the reason I felt like I should review...

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Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema

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