ROLLING THUNDER
One of the finest action films of ithe seventies, offering up naturalistic drama and brutal action in equal doses
One of the finest action films of ithe seventies, offering up naturalistic drama and brutal action in equal doses
Far from John Waters’ best work, but funny and perceptive enough in its corrosive portrayal of guerilla filmmaking to warrant a qualified recommendation
A black comedy whose effectiveness pivots on an unexpected but quite canny casting choice: Michael Caine, playing a New York businessman using highly unorthodox practices to get ahead
This is the 1988 cyberpunk-themed anime feature that, prior to game-changers like GHOST IN THE SHELL and PERFECT BLUE, irrevocably altered the format
The late John Candy was a galvanizing force behind this film, which was released in 1994 (the year of Candy’s demise)
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the untimely March 4, 1994 death of the great John Candy, here’s a look back at his first-ever Hollywood starring vehicle
A standout effort from the incomparable Jan Svankmajer
Arthouse vampire thrills from the late Bill Gunn
One of the most famous “lost” films of the late Twentieth Century was this never-released counterculture drama from the late Bill Gunn
If you’re willing to put up with an abundance of low budget distraction you’ll find this to be one of the most interesting Canadian films of the 1980s