Brian De Palma’s Most Nail-Biting Thrillers
Like any cinematic genre, horror has become synonymous with numerous personalities that helped influence its growth. From ...
‘Phantom of the Paradise’: How Brian De Palma’s Flop Rock Opera Became A Cult Classic
The movie did not strike a chord with most audiences upon its release, but these days, it boasts some famous fans.
John Lithgow Faces the ‘Impossible Task’ of Selecting Only a Few Items from the Criterion Closet
John Lithgow visits Criterion Closet, selecting films such as 'Sullivan's Travels,' 'The Spy Who Came in from the Cold,' and ...
A look into the decade that defined Brian De Palma could use more critical consideration
George Lucas, of course, wrote and directed "Star Wars." But none had a stranger, more expressive decade than Brian De Palma. With a string of sensational, graphic thrillers and horror movies ...
Brian De Palma’s Most Disastrous ’90s Movie Is Now Free to Watch Online If You Dare
The Bonfire of the Vanities isn't a good movie, but it is a good example of what Tom Hanks doesn't do so well.
Warner Bros. has been quietly tossing its old movies up on YouTube
Warner Bros. Discovery has now stuck more than 30 of its old films up as ad-supported offerings on YouTube Waiting For ...
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From Kill to Marco... the emergence, and appeal, of hyper-violence in Indian cinema
In short, it belongs to the exploitation genre of cinema which has its separate fan base, especially in the west. It follows the filmmaking philosophy of, say, the 1970s rape-revenge thrillers like I ...
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"Say hello to my little friend!"
Tony Montana (played by Al Pacino at his scenery-chewing best) says and does many outrageously memorable things throughout director Brian De Palma's cocaine-drenched remake of the 1932 gangster ...