The Great Italian Film That Followed the WWII Ban on Horror
'Black Sunday' is seen as the first great Italian horror film thanks to Mario Bava's innovation and additions to the… Read More
Beyond the Classics is a recurring column in which Emily Kubincanek highlights lesser-known old movies and examines what makes them memorable.
'Black Sunday' is seen as the first great Italian horror film thanks to Mario Bava's innovation and additions to the… Read More
Paul Newman directed his wife Joanne Woodward in her most difficult role for 'The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon… Read More
Even as a professional working woman in a man's world, Kay Francis was able to be the feminine, approachable gateway… Read More
Peter Bogdanovich's first film (and Boris Karloff's final film) should be looked at as more than a stepping stone to… Read More
100 years has passed since Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentino worked together, but the story of their production is still… Read More
The best holiday movies take on the realistic struggles of our lives and turn them into heartwarming stories, including 'I'll… Read More
While critics and audiences thought it was untimely in 1940, the themes it explores have proved to be timeless as… Read More
This lesser-known film noir starring Joan Bennett depicts how overwhelming being a woman and a mother was during the mid-20th… Read More
Sidney Poitier's first big role was also the film that finally showed America just how ugly their racist ideals really… Read More