Winter Kills William Richert’s adaptation of Richard Condon’s novel “Winter Kills”–a thinly veiled look at the John F. Kennedy assassination–grounded in dark political satire was plagued with production issues including a mafia hit on one producer, a forty-year prison sentence
Yet another follow up to Alfred Hitchcock’s seminal masterpiece, it’s easy to dismiss Psycho III as little more than a slice ’em dice ’em money grab. However, for those willing to give it a chance, the film actually exhibits an
Expecting a sequel to any Hitchcock film, especially one like Psycho (1960) to measure up to the original is just plain silly. Watching Psycho II, released in 1983, it’s best to put the original out of your mind. If you
During the late 1960’s, Paul Newman was one of sizable group of Hollywood celebrities with a growing concern over the rising social and political unrest across America. Fresh off a string of successes, including Cool Hand Luke, and Butch Cassidy