By Quoting a movie is second nature to film fans, or really fans of anything. It’s a way to find fans of things you love, or a colorful method of referring to an everyday thing. Saying an overtly dramatic line when the topic is ‘what’s for dinner?’ is a crucial part
10 ’80s Photos That Aged Well, and 10 That Didn’t at All
For some of us, the 1980s feel like they were only yesterday, and yet the decade was over more than 35 years ago. Still, the quality of the pictures we have of the time make it almost timeless, a fond moment where many cornerstones of filmmaking and pop-culture were being
The World’s Most Famous Directors, and Their Signature Styles
Nearly all film directors have a signature style, something that lets you tell it was made by them. It isn’t always done on purpose, since at times that vision just pours to the lens. The directors we’re covering today, though, definitely do it on purpose; it’s part of their brand
14 Good Movies Made By Otherwise Notoriously Bad Directors
It’s a strange thing when a director who is, let’s be honest, not known for quality work, somehow manages to create a genuinely great movie. Is it a fluke? A happy accident? Did all the stars align just right with the script, the cast, and the studio? Whatever the reason,
Umberto Lenzi’s Kriminal arrives on 4K UHD & Blu-ray on Sept. 22
Umberto Lenzi is one of the greats of Italian exploitation cinema. He directed Giallo, horror, Spaghetti Westerns, cop flicks, cannibal classics and even came to America for a few films. In 1966, Lenzi made a movie based on a comic book anti-hero that wore a skeleton suit. Kriminal became a
