Movies
Suddenly, Last Summer Still Shocks
One of the first movies I saw ever saw in a film class was Tennessee Williams’ Suddenly, Last Summer. At the age of 18, a lot of the subject matter flew right over my head. Re-watching […]
Tennessee Williams
Opinion
Iguana on a Hot Tin Roof
By CARLEY JOHNSON It’s the heat that makes you crazy. I’m not talking about the dry, arid heat that more or less defines the American West– the kind of heat that, even at 100 degrees, […]
Movies
By Any Other Name: The Rose Tattoo (1955)
This week marks the birthday of the great Tennessee Williams’ birthday is Wednesday, and given the major impact his works have had on cinema, the Retro Set is dedicating this week to examining his film adaptations both […]
Opinion
All Bartenders Become Movie Stars: Sweet Bird of Youth (1962) and the South as Tennessee Williams Tells It
The great Tennessee Williams’ birthday is Wednesday, March 26th, and given the major impact his works have had on cinema, the Black Maria is dedicating this week to examining his film adaptations both big and […]
Opinion
Tennessee Williams’ Most Underrated Film: The Fugitive Kind (1960)
The great Tennessee Williams’ birthday is Wednesday, March 26th, and given the major impact his works have had on cinema, The Retro Set is dedicating this week to examining his film adaptations both big and small. […]