Tarantino's Wonderfully Unreasonable OUATIH. Freeline Media critic Milan Paurich takes a fresh look at the Tarantino classic.

Freeline Media critic Mike Fried thinks the producers and directors of some really awful movies can be a real snake in the ...

SPOILER: IF YOU DO NOT LIKE SUPERHERO MOVIES, YOU PROBABLY SHOULDN’T BE READING THIS CLASSY AND ERUDITE PIECE OF PROSE. This is the second movie in two days that I watched that had Tom Holland and ...

I love true crime documentaries – I cannot get enough of them, really. I have no idea why. Maybe it’s because I have a relatively normal life where nothing ever happens and it’s a matter of ...

Since his debut in 1954, Godzilla has appeared in 40 feature films and has made many other appearances, including several Americanizations of the older films, such as Godzilla, King of the Monsters, ...

This ten-part personal essay on iconic director Alfred Hitchcock’s Marnie was part of Maddy’s Third Master of Suspense Blogathon. Click here for the site in general, which is called Classic Film and ...

The first ever summer blockbuster movie, Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1975), had its basis in the Peter Benchley bestselling novel of the same name, published a year earlier. It was almost as much a ...

David Koepp has been such a compelling screenwriter (especially of late) so when one of his title cards say “PAY ATTENTION: THIS SHIT IS REAL,” you’d better pay attention. When Skylab crashed to the ...

The (based on a) true story of Tony Kiritsis’s 1977 hostage situation in Indianapolis starts when he has a meeting with a mortgage broker, M.L. Hall but is met instead by his son, Richard, because ...

This ten-part personal essay on iconic director Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo is part of Maddy’s Second Master of Suspense Blogathon. Click here to view the blog entry and here for the site in general, ...