Though uncomfortable and even chilling at times, Kurosawa's second film, a wartime propaganda piece, shows evidence of a young master director in the making.
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David Blakeslee
Trailer For Nikolai Kinski-Starring Clockwork Orange-Centric Thriller Alex Arrives Online
The film draws inspiration from the iconic Kubrick film.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Xavier Dolan’s I Killed My Mother [Theatrical Review]
Dolan's debut feature finally makes its way to shores, but does it live up to the hype?
The “Hitchcock Nine” Making Their Way To The US This Summer
The recently restored Hitchcock silents will be heading to the US this summer.
Jude Law Leaves Jane Got A Gun In Wake Of Lynne Ramsay’s Exit; Gavin O’Connor Hired To Helm
Law's exit marks bad things ahead for this much talked about Western.
Scott Nye
Lynne Ramsay Leaves Jane Got A Gun
She leaves the Western as the first day of shooting was scheduled to begin.
Joshua Reviews Terrence Malick’s Badlands [Blu-ray Review]
One of Criterion's most anticipated releases may also be one of its best.
James’ New DVD And Blu-ray Picks For Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
James wades through the week's new DVDs and Blu-rays, and tells you what to buy.
James McCormick
Ben Affleck Attached To Bunker Hill Project With Argo Scribe Chris Terrio
Apparently this is a budding partnership.
Joshua Reviews James W. Horne’s College [Blu-ray Review]
The new Blu-ray is yet another top notch Buster Keaton release from Kino that deserves more attention.
Harmony Korine Eyes A New Project
The ever enigmatic auteur lines up a brand new project in the wake of the success of his latest film, Spring Breakers.
Joshua Reviews Adam Wingard’s You’re Next [SXSW 2013 Review]
Could this be the horror classic it has been billed as?
Scott Reviews Juan Solanas’ Upside Down [Theatrical Review]
The sci-fi romance that lacks ideas and heart.