So what actually happens in John Ford’s She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)? A cavalry troop leaves a lonely fort in the Old West, heads towards a destination, returns to the fort, goes back out […]
Contributor Cassie Brown believes that Thrillers got a shot of creativity from 1967’s Wait Until Dark that is still felt across the genre today. Mystery is a revolving door. It can open a multitude of ways. And […]
Contributor Patrick King believes Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins…falls short of everything it sets out to accomplish. Released in 1985, smack in the middle of the 80’s action boom, Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins…(1985) released […]
This week we bid farewell to the patron saint of classic film, the venerable Robert Osborne. News of his death hit hard amongst the classic film community and beyond. Although he had been dealing with […]
Contributor Nathanael Hood likes the romance, but finds a “not-so” Funny Lady in the sequel to the Oscar Winning Funny Girl. Billy Rose is trouble and boy does she know it. His lapels are always […]
Our newest contributor Jacquie Allen thinks the 2002 version of Nicholas Nickelby feels every bit of its 2 hour 10 running time. From almost the moment film was invented, adaptations of Charles Dickens’s work have permeated the […]
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