Click-In Movies: Clay Pigeon (1971) Cinephilia & Beyond Released in the UK under the name "Trip to Kill", this Tom Stern action film was conceived by the director as an attempt to launch his career to new...
Click-In Movies: The Valachi Papers (1972) Cinephilia & Beyond Called by Variety a “hard-hitting, violence-ridden documented melodrama of the underworld”, Terence Young’s "The Valachi Papers" chronicles the life...
Click-In Movies: The Sicilian (1987) Cinephilia & Beyond Based on the novel of the same name written by "The Godfather’s" Mario Puzo, Michael Cimino’s "The Sicilian" is an action film based on the life of...
Films and TV Series Based on the Literary Works of Georges Simenon, the Creator of Inspector Maigret Koraljka Suton Belgian author Georges Simenon, born in Liège in 1903, discovered his love of reading fairly early on. He stopped going to school at the tender age of...
Click-In Movies: No Man’s Land (1987) Cinephilia & Beyond People interested in the critics’ reception of films are happy to note Roger Ebert championed "No Man’s Land" when it came out, praising the film...
Click-In Movies: Vampire’s Kiss (1989) Cinephilia & Beyond "Vampire’s Kiss" might have gained notoriety primarily for Nicolas Cage’s over-the-top, meme-worthy overacting, but this aspect of its...
Click-In Movies: Fandango (1985) Cinephilia & Beyond When filmmaker Kevin Reynolds was attending USC film school, he made a short student film called "Proof" which caught the eye of Steven Spielberg...
Click-In Movies: Season of the Witch (1973) Cinephilia & Beyond Originally made under the title of "Jack’s Wife", George A. Romero’s story of an unhappy and lonely suburban housewife who gets involved in witchcraft...
Click-In Movies: Martin (1978) Cinephilia & Beyond Shot in 1976, the horror icon George A. Romero’s psychological horror film "Martin" tells the grim tale of a troubled young man who believes himself to...
Click-In Movies: Sharks’ Treasure (1975) Cinephilia & Beyond Called by its creator, the Hungarian-American actor and director Cornel Wilde “a very down-to-earth treasure hunting story of today,” "Sharks’ Treasure"...
From Silent Films and German Krimis to King Kong: Edgar Wallace’s Indisputable Influence on the World of Cinema Koraljka Suton In many ways, Edgar Wallace was a jack of all trades and a master of some. Born out of wedlock to two actors in 1875 and growing up with foster parents...
Click-In Movies: Russian Roulette (1975) Cinephilia & Beyond Lou Lombardo cemented his place in film history books with his editing of "The Wild Bunch" (1969), hailed by his contemporaries and film historians...
