Quentin Tarantino | The Bedlam Files

I LOST IT AT THE VIDEO STORE

This short and sweet oral history of the VHS era is enjoyable enough, but far from the definitive book on the subject

I greatly respect Fred Ward as an actor, but ultimately I like him because, simply, he graced quite a few of my favorite movies

The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s Bedlam Files-friendly publications

Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview

This, the premiere work of prose fiction by Quentin Tarantino, is in many respects just like his films

The Cinerama Dome, LA’s greatest and most unique movie theater, is now closed.

The fabulously exotic Elina Löwensohn, who for a time was the indie “it” girl, and remains an actress to watch

The WHITE HUNTER, BLACK HEART of the Blaxploitation film cycle, a thinly fictionalized expose of the filming of THE MACK (1973)

Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview

The first and only tome about the making of Quentin Tarantino’s never completed debut film