Learning to Let Go: Every End Has a Start in What Dreams May Come
When I first saw Vincent Ward’s What Dreams May Come (1998), I was living in California and my...
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When I first saw Vincent Ward’s What Dreams May Come (1998), I was living in California and my...
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While even most casual film noir fans seem to be acquainted with Robert Aldrich’s nihilistic...
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While Ewald André Dupont’s Varieté (Variety, 1925) and William A. Wellman’s Beggars of Life (1928)...
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“Her exultant dream of freedom ended—a helpless captive in the desert wastes.” —The Sheik The...
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Though ridiculously prolific director Takashi Miike is most often remembered for his gory horror...
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In many respects, the ‘40s were a strange time for horror films. With a few notable exceptions,...
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Over the last four months, I’ve done what I think might be an internet first: a complete...
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In the December 1, 1940 issue of Vogue, published just as the United States teetered on the brink...
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After the reception of The Devil (1972) drove director Andrzej Zuławski out of Poland and into...
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