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Critics Called ‘After Dark, My Sweet’ One of the Best Films of 1990. 36 Years Later, Audiences Are Finally Catching Up

Jason Patric tells IndieWire about his work with director James Foley on the now classic film noir, which will screen via Patric's personal print at the Roxy.

‘Motor City’ Review: Alan Ritchson Kills His Way Through a Dialogue-Free Crime Pastiche with Nothing to Say and Little t...

The "Reacher" star plays an ex-con with a score to settle in a gimmicky action movie from the director of "Old Henry."

How Alan Ritchson Is Reviving the Strong, Silent Action Hero | WATCH

*For decades, Hollywood’s biggest action stars understood that silence could be just as powerful as a speech. Clint Eastwood‘s “Man with No Name” rarely wasted words. Charles Brons...

The Sunday Morning Movie Presents: L’oeuvre Au Noir (1988) Run Time: 1H 44M Plus Bonuses!

L’oeuvre Au Noir is a film about an independant spirit in a time of repression.

Studiocanal UK set To Release Alain Delon’s Flic Story In 4k!

Studiocanal‘s Cult Classic range is about to get bigger and better with another Alain Delon... The post Studiocanal UK set To Release Alain Delon’s Flic Story In 4k! appeared first...

Spike of Bensonhurst [4K UHD]

Paul Morrissey’s 1988 comedy receives a new lease on life.

Artist Spotlight: Damion Silver

When One of the Greatest Directors Who’s Ever Lived Made One of the Greatest Sequels Ever Made

40 years ago, Paul Newman wrote Martin Scorsese a fan letter that led to an Oscar for Newman and Hollywood redemption for Scorsese when they joined forces to make "The Color of Mon...

Alan Ritchson’s Nearly Wordless ‘Motor City’ Earns Mostly Favorable Reviews Ahead Of Its Theatrical Debut

Alan Ritchson’s latest big screen outing has arrived, and critics are already weighing in on whether the actor’s unusual approach to action storytelling pays off. ‘Motor City’ foll...

Meta Take One

If it’s for the sake of art, surely there are lines that can be crossed? In Meta Take One, co-directors John Dierre... The post Meta Take One first appeared on Film Threat.

Mirror

In Wes B Clark’s film Mirror, estranged twin sisters Kara and Zara (both played by Alice Reys) awkwardly reenter each other’s lives... The post Mirror first appeared on Film Threat...

Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (Criterion Review)

From the very first frame of Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Martin Scorsese stamps his... The post Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (Criterion Review) appeared first on .

As Hollywood Frantically Searches for Next ‘Obsession,’ ‘Backrooms,’ TIFF’s Midnight Madness Curator Has Vital Clues

Peter Kuplowsky's 2026 thrills and spills film showcase has pics by ‘Universal Language’ director Matthew Rankin, Anna Biller, Eugene Kotlyarenko and Joshua Giuliano.

All is Well in Our World: On Todd Haynes’ “Safe”

An appreciation of Todd Haynes' "Safe" on the week of its Criterion 4K release.

4K Ultra HD Review – The Name of the Rose (1986)

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 4K Ultra HD Review – The Name of the Rose (1986) The Name of the Rose, 1986. Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud. Starring Sean Connery,...

L’esprit Surrealiste

For the finest monochrome psychedelic antiquity that technology can muster, take a gander at the AI visionary phantasmagoria L’esprit Surrealiste by T.S.... The post L’esprit Surre...

Documentaries Serve as Springboard for Newest TCM Franchise (Exclusive)

The weekly 'Films on Film' launches Sept. 4 with programming dedicated to Charles Grodin. Future subjects include Ennio Morricone, comedy and fascism in World War II and Vincent Pr...

Blackout

AVAILABLE ON VOD! Every so often, a film sneaks up on me with a simple premise and a moral gut punch. Shane... The post Blackout first appeared on Film Threat.

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Kent Broadhurst, ‘Silver Bullet’ Actor and ‘Wild Iris’ Screenwriter, Dies at 86

He also penned lots of plays, appeared twice on Broadway and portrayed a real-life postal worker out to assassinate JFK.

Lars Shrike Walks the Night

Writer-director Gary Wallow’s micro-budget sci-fi Lars Shrike Walks the Night looks like it could’ve been made in the 1990s, and that’s a... The post Lars Shrike Walks the Night fi...

You Have to Commit: Robert Richardson on “Robert Richardson: The White Devil”

An interview with one of the best cinematographers of all time.

The Second Screen

On his 35th birthday, a man (Louis Hunter) goes through the motions of his morning — shower and a body shave, scrolling... The post The Second Screen first appeared on Film Threat.

Once Upon a Time in a Cinema

“Did you hear the news? They’re tearing our building down. Making way for the future, They don’t want no relics around.” –... The post Once Upon a Time in a Cinema first appeared o...