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‘Phantom of the Paradise’: De Palma’s Cult Horror Musical That Got Its Second Chance to Shine ‘Phantom of the Paradise’: De Palma’s Cult Horror Musical That Got Its Second Chance to Shine Read an article »
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Hal Ashby’s ‘Bound for Glory’: An Unorthodox Biopic Chock-Full Of Cinematic Beauty Hal Ashby’s ‘Bound for Glory’: An Unorthodox Biopic Chock-Full Of Cinematic Beauty Read an article »
‘The Trial’: Orson Welles’ Exhibition of Paranoia, Illogicality and Personal Responsibility in His Take on Kafka’s Classic ‘The Trial’: Orson Welles’ Exhibition of Paranoia, Illogicality and Personal Responsibility in His Take on Kafka’s Classic Read an article »
‘Notorious’ at 79: Hitchcock’s Mature and Intricate Espionage Masterpiece ‘Notorious’ at 79: Hitchcock’s Mature and Intricate Espionage Masterpiece Read an article »
‘Escape from New York’: John Carpenter’s Thrilling, Pumped-Up Ride through the Streets of a Dystopian New York City ‘Escape from New York’: John Carpenter’s Thrilling, Pumped-Up Ride through the Streets of a Dystopian New York City Read an article »
