PERFORMANCE—THE MAKING OF A CLASSIC
In which the UK’s Jay Glennie once again works his magic in a gorgeously designed movie making-of book
In which the UK’s Jay Glennie once again works his magic in a gorgeously designed movie making-of book
Looking back over the film releases of 2025
Perhaps the ultimate example of a “60’s film” (although it was released in 1970)
A dream collaboration if ever there was, the first and only teaming of Nicolas Roeg and Jim Henson
If this year proves anything it’s that the rosy view of the eighties that has taken hold is complete bullcrap
It makes sense that, in what is universally acknowledged as the worst-ever decade for film, the midpoint of that decade marks its low point
I really hate to keep repeating myself in my year-end summations, but I just have to say it: 1988 was an abysmal year for movies
There’s simply no way to sugar-coat the fact that this book is a huge disappointment
On November 23, 2018 we lost one of the world’s greatest filmmakers
A love it or hate it exercise that’s been described as “a sick movie made by sick people for sick people”…by its own distributor!