Zama
Zama is a mordantly funny and relentlessly modernist critique of colonialism that makes no conclusions, ultimately resting on a scene of verdant nature not entirely…
Peter Cushing
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At the Earth's Core (1976)
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Dr. Abner Perry
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Tales from the Crypt (1972)
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Grimsdyke
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Dracula A. D. 1972 (1972)
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Vampire
Roger Ebert
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How "Night of the Living Dead" Destroyed Hammer Films
The irony of being destroyed by the thing you helped create would not have been lost on a studio responsible for some of the finest film versions of Frankenstein.
"Blade Runner 2049" and the Disposability of Virtual Females
Hey, "Blade Runner 2049": You know that Voight-Kampff test of yours? Did you ever take that test yourself?
The Big Knockover: "Noir City: Chicago" Brings Heist Films to the Music Box Theater
18 noir films, all in 35mm, will screen at Chicago's Music Box Theater from Friday, August 25 through Thursday, August 31.
Binge-watching All Eight "Star Wars" Films For the 40th Anniversary
A writer and his BB-8 watch all eight of the "Star Wars" films in numerical order.
The Return of Peter Cushing: Another Look at an Underrated Career
A look at highlights from the career of the great Peter Cushing.
British Noir Comes to the Gene Siskel Film Center
A preview of the Gene Siskel Film Center's upcoming Brit Noir film series, which runs from November 5-30.
Crimson Peak Primer: 8 Films to Check Out Before Guillermo Del Toro's Latest
Eight films to check out before Guillermo Del Toro's "Crimson Peak" comes out Friday.
Christopher Lee: 1922-2015
An obituary for the great Christopher Lee.
#56 March 30, 2011
"Of few deaths can it be said that they end an era, but hers does. No other actress commanded more attention for longer, for her work, her beauty, her private life, and a series of health problems that brought her near death more than once." - Roger, from Elizabeth Taylor, a star in her own category
