Reviews

Back in the first week of April in 1990, I found myself in New York City roaming the streets with a couple pals for various kicks. This included finding movies that we sensed would never be playing Raleigh. We caught a matinee of Black Rain directed by Shohei Imamura at

Gather up your knights and head to the movie theater in May with the return of Monty Python and The Holy Grail for its 50th Anniversary screening in May. While you might have seen the film about King Arthur and the Round Table on your TV, it’s a comedy that’s

About a decade ago I worked as a customer service rep for a major cable company. One night, I received a phone call from California from a guy wanting to check his cable boxes. I noticed the account is listed as belonging to Gene Wilder. The person on the phone

What happens when the greatest mobster director creates a film with a script from a king of the art house? You get a gripping drama about fishing for herring. Kinji Fukasaku revolutionized gangster films with his Battles Without Honor Or Humanity series and shocked the world with Battle Royale, made

When you start getting into Italian Giallo movies (and you should if you haven’t already), the big names that get bantered about are Dario Argento, Serigo Martino and Lucio Fulci. Aldo Lado deserves to be mentioned with them. His first two movies Short Night of Glass Dolls and Who Saw