The Films of Richard Stanley
Richard Stanley is one of the most interesting genre filmmakers on the scene, and also one of the least prolific
Richard Stanley is one of the most interesting genre filmmakers on the scene, and also one of the least prolific
This memoir, by a famous movie star, poet and Mark Twain enthusiast, is the product of a celebrity who is overprivilaged without question, but not uninteresting
Here we pay homage to one of screen’s pre-eminent visual stylists and most irrepressible troublemakers
With the advent of 2020 the disease movie has taken on an entirely new resonance
You may not know the name Stuart Gordon, but the chances are good that if you’re a fan of post-1980 horror cinema then you’re a Stuart Gordon fan
A short collection of six Asian Cult Cinema magazine articles, spanning the years 1997 to 2007, by the late horror novelist Jack Ketchum
Director John Boorman provided an elegantly drafted memoir back in 2003, and with CONCLUSIONS he completes it
A book about the prolific British filmmaker Ridley Scott that isn’t what I’d call revelatory
Barry Sonnenfeld is a cinematographer-turned-director whose defining trait, it seems, is self-deprecation.
A Christmas movie we can all get behind!