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In 1920’s Chicago, Velma Kelly (Catherine Zeta-Jones), a chorus girl who dreams of being more famous than she already is. From afar, housewife Roxie Hart (Renee Zellweger) dreams about being a vaudeville star. Months later, Roxie finds herself in jail
Does anyone like visiting the dentist? There’s something disturbing about someone poking a sharp instrument around in your mouth. Its creepy, besides, they can probably scrape your brain if they try hard enough. Filmmaker Brian Yuzna (Society) effectively taps into
Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino reteams with Timothée Chalamet for another tale of forbidden love, this time teen romance mixed with horror. Bones and All attempts to undermine the cannibal stereotype by humanizing the flesh-eating characters. An
Once upon a time, “tiger blood” wasn’t a thing and Charlie Sheen was considered a decent actor. His brother Emilio Estevez was a well-respected actor too, with a budding career as a director. Released in 1990, Emilio wrote directed and
Released in mid-1982, The Last American Virgin was just one of several teen sex comedies that landed in theaters during that period. Arriving just weeks after Porky’s, while The Last American Virgin didn’t have the level of commercial success as
Long considered one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Orson Welles seemed to prefer the complex and bizarre over the easy and formulaic. Though Welles was attracted to Hollywood and its trappings, his independent minded methods often clashed with
The fourth in a series of ten Bakuchiuci (‘gambling’ in English) films made by Toei, Big Time Gambling Boss is considered by many one of the best films in Japanese history. Released in 1968, Big Time Gambling Boss is atmospheric
In 2023, the representation of women on film depends on the people behind the scenes. While the number of women working behind the scenes—as directors, screenwriters and producers, etc.—continues to increase, they still lag behind their male counterparts. This wasn’t
On a foggy night in Los Angeles there’s a psycho killer on the loose. Tom Valens (David Janssen) and Ed Musson (Keenan Wynn) are on stakeout duty at the Seaside Apartments, in Brentwood, after someone reported seeing a prowler on
Well meaning but formulaic, Ticket to Paradise is a premise that works better as a trailer than a full-length feature. At 104 minutes it feels about 20 minutes too long and relies on the well-worn romantic comedy clichés. The filmmakers