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Here are some choice picks to fill up your autumn nights with eldritch thrills.
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“Terence Stamp. He behaved unreasonably.”
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Kilmer could never completely hide his wisdom.
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In movies like The Conversation and Hoosiers, he played men who made mistakes and had to hide them.
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David Lynch's work is a map without a legend.
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Todd’s career spanned five decades and hundreds of good roles on stage and screen.
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David Letterman was never better than he was when sparring with her, because very few people brought their A-game like she unfailingly did.
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Araki's advice to Gen Z? "Appreciate your freedom. Embrace your freedom. Engage in quality f***ing."
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Jones stuttered so badly as a child that he just gave up on speaking for awhile — and learned the value of listening.
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Rowlands performed like a daredevil with a death wish.
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In more than a few ways, it resembles Halloween III.
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If Doherty weren’t believable in this transformation from foot soldier to Red Queen, the film falls in on itself.
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The careers of Jack Nicholson, Warren Beatty, and Tom Cruise would look a lot different if not for Robert Towne.
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This awkward, gawky kid from Canada somehow became the decade's least likely sex symbol, as well as an icon of the sensitive everyman.
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A real a-hole's a-hole, Dabney Coleman's death reminds us of a long ago time when we used to be able to love people we vehemently disagreed with.
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Without Corman, there's a good chance there's no John Sayles, Martin Scorsese, Gale Ann Hurd, Pam Grier, Peter Bogdanovich, Peter Fonda, or James Cameron.
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We call people “character actors” in “supporting roles” without really taking time with the words and what they’re supposed to describe.
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“This is the land of opportunity, right?”
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Jewison’s directorial touch here is so light it’s the movie equivalent of a Fred Astaire number.
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Wilkinson died on December 30, 2023 at the age of 75 surrounded by his family in the North London home where he lived.