What began as a love letter to Berlin by an expatriate filmmaker come home grew into a lyrical albeit existential look into the hearts of...

Stephen King and George Romero combine forces to celebrate the wonderfully horrific EC Comics created by MAD Magazine creator William M....

Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 masterpiece has withstood the test of time and is as fresh, funny, and ferocious as it was twenty years ago. Peter...

After directing his debut feature, the deep and disturbing THX-1138, young Jedi George Lucas set his sights on his own past, cruising...

Rob Reiner’s picturization of William Goldman’s delightful 1973 novel (screenplay also penned by Goldman) remains as fresh and fun as it...

While not his first American film, Shadow of a Doubt is arguably Hitchcock’s first “American” film—his first look at the darkness that...

Our first attempt at a call-in show was wildly successful, at least as far as we were concerned! Thanks so much to all who called,...

One of the most reverential and human films about the subject of religion, Robert Duvall’s The Apostle has rightfully earned its place on...