The breakdown of the family unit is one of the more disturbing themes at play in cinema, only because it's inherent in us to desire a cl...

Filmmaker Peter Medak ( Zorro, the Gay Blade ; The Ruling Class ) isn’t the only director who would have been capable of telling a story lik...

Michael Corrente's adaptation of David Mamet's 1975 play of the same name was released four years following James Foley's own se...

“I heard you paint houses.” “Yes, I do. I also do my own carpentry.” A friend of mine once said that Martin Scorsese makes the same movi...

In 2009, Michael Mann had hoped to tell the definitive story of the most famous bank robber ever— Public Enemies . With Johnny Depp as th...

In the pantheon of the Blaxploitation movement, Super Fly was considered a top-tier title, boasting the most recognition and all aroun...

An aging group of retired criminals are enjoying their life under the Spanish sun when that old adage comes calling: the one last job, t...

To lean on an overused expression, they really don’t make films like The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three anymore. The remake from 1998 ...

One of the most popular European cinematic sub-genres of the ‘60s and ‘70s was the giallo — a hyper-stylized approach to filmmaking pio...