Roger Corman: 1926-2024
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
A wild, nutty and supremely engaging comedic fantasy from Russia
An ambitious 1990 production you probably didn’t see
A chronicle of the Holodomor, or Artificial Famine, that afflicted Ukraine in 1932-33, engineered by Stalin to (it’s been claimed) crush Ukrainian resistance to Soviet rule
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
The late John Candy was a galvanizing force behind this film, which was released in 1994 (the year of Candy’s demise)
About the late blaxploitaiton auteur Jamaa Fanaka, who combined urban grit and sheer weirdness
In which a high-profile film director and TV producer recounts his “Fortysomething Years in Hollywood”
I wish I could report that COLOR OF NIGHT, the final film directed by filmmaker extraordinaire Richard Rush, was a superior example of the erotic thriller format, but I’m afraid that’s not the cas
Another example of the “__ from Hell” cycle that proliferated in early nineties Hollywood