Plumbing the depths of pulp

John Carpenter has had a long, uneven career, the chief foundation of which (after a couple of very good small features, Dark Star and Assault on Precinct 13) was the highly successful and influential Halloween. Personally, I’ve never understood that movie’s reputation and success. Apart from his facility with the widescreen frame and a strong […]

Blasts from the past

Criterion Blu-ray Review: Riot In Cell Block 11 (1954)

Carl Franklin’s One False Move (1992): Criterion Blu-ray review

Flipside: The Black Panther (1977)

Edgar G. Ulmer’s Cossacks in Exile (1938)

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