The controversial life of 1920s evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson has been fictionalized many times, but, to ...

          A grim policier noteworthy for containing Frank Sinatra’s final leading role—he relegated his acting appearances to ...

          John Huston and Elia Kazan, among many others, have been credited with the quote that “90% of directing is ca...

          Despite starring three Americans and featuring a primarily English-language soundtrack, the murky thriller The Deadl...

          Based on a horrific real-life incident and featuring an enormous cast of international stars, Voyage of the D...

          Based on its pedigree alone, the obscure drama Puzzle of a Downfall Child merits investigation by any fan of seriou...

          While elitists often cite the collaboration of actor Robert De Niro and director Martin Scorsese as the prime...

          It’s tempting to say that Eyes of Laura Mars would have been a better movie if its original writer, horror icon Joh...

          The biggest box-office success of 1974 and in many ways the climax of the ’70s disaster-movie genre, The Towering Inferno is...

          A shameless tearjerker that some fans of a certain age still hold close to their hearts, The Champ is a remake of the 1931 pictu...

Yet another in the string of revisionist Westerns designed to upend romantic myths about legendary gunfighters, this soft-spoken drama take...

          The kind of cinematic oddity that could only have been made on this lavish a scale during the New Hollywood era, Arthur Penn’s re...

          There’s a reason why sophisticated contemporary screenwriters from Billy Ray to Aaron Sorkin bow at the feet of playwright-screen...

          Screenwriter Robert Towne has famously described his masterpiece Chinatown as a story about “the failure of good intentions,” an...

           Though previously known for the irreverence of, among other things, the invigorating movies he made with the Beatles, Richar...