The Italian Masters on Diabolik Benjamin Marra The thing that always struck me with Diabolik was his love and devotion for his lover, Eva. It was almost subversive for the time.
John H. Richardson’s ‘Not Guilty By Way Of Afghanistan’ Alex Belth Seven stories by John H. Richardson. Uniquely entertaining narrative journalism at its finest.
Last of the Mo-Ricans – ‘Carlito’s Way’ Tim Pelan Brian De Palma’s 1993 crime drama "Carlito’s Way", based on the 1975-set novel of the same name and...
Click-In Movies: Model Shop (1969) Cinephilia & Beyond Revered for his visual style, French New Wave director Jacques Demy received international acclaim thanks to his 1964...
When A Heist Film Is About Everything Except The Heist: Jonathan Glazer’s ‘Sexy Beast’ Nicholas Mennuti The British born director Jonathan Glazer has earned a formidable auteur reputation on the back of only three films since 2000 and a storied...
Click-In Movies: The Omega Man (1971) Cinephilia & Beyond Long before Will Smith faced off with zombie-like mutants in Francis Lawrence’s 2007 movie version of Richard...
Joyce Wadler’s ‘Mary In The Lavender Pumps’ Alex Belth A True Story About Love, Murder And Gender Identity
POSSESSOR: Drinking From A Firehose Of Blood Robert Ian Simpson Some day, academic papers will likely be devoted to Brandon Cronenberg’s 'Possessor'. There will be those that rigorously examine the troubling...
Click-In Movies: The Brother from Another Planet (1984) Cinephilia & Beyond Independent filmmaker John Sayles made his feature debut with the 1980 drama "Return of the Secaucus 7"...
Click-In Movies: Eyes of Laura Mars (1978) Cinephilia & Beyond The 1978 neo-noir mystery thriller Eyes of Laura Mars started out as a treatment written by John Carpenter who...
‘The Way of the Gun’ Proves There’s Still a Country For Old Men Matt Belenky Film writer and critic Matt Belenky discusses Christopher McQuarrie's neo-western action film 'The Way of the Gun'
Click-In Movies: The Gladiator (1986) Cinephilia & Beyond Famous for neo-noirs such as King of New York (1990) and Bad Lieutenant (1992), as well as independent films like...
