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During a decade of American disillusionment, a series of films, from Seconds to What Ever Happened to Baby Jane, represented a culture cracking up

Last year, the RiverRun International Film Festival marked a major milestone when it celebrated its 25th anniversary. This year, RiverRun begins its march toward the next 25 with its biggest

Myrna Loy and Melvyn Douglas led ABC Movie of the Week Death Takes a Holiday with aplomb, proving that star power never fades.

Galerie Martel in Paris will show more than 30 works by Daniel Clowes, including panels and sketches he created for his latest book, Monica.

Posted by Jule Selbo I got way behind in life this month, with the holiday traveling, with the publication of my latest Dee Rommel Book (8 DAYS), a persistent (obsessive?) re-work of chapter 12 and 13 in 7 DAYS and cooking for guests and zoning out in front of the plethora of end-of-the-year movies. Since…

From 'The King of Comedy' to 'Killers of the Flower Moon' — we break down the Greatest Living Filmmaker's career from bottom to top.

While none of these are quite "Citizen Kane" or "Persona," they are still very worthwhile and notable films that just happen to be in black and white.

Posted by Jule Selbo Michael Avallone was active in Mystery Writers of America. He left this earth in 1999. Who knew him? For lovers of 1950s - 80s “pulp” mysteries, Michael Avallone might be a familiar name.  I, however, first came across his name when I was researching Maine spy/thriller writer Gayle Lynds’ work for…

Let's start with Free Skate, a new drama from Roope Olenius. This fictional tale of an escapee from an abusive Russian training regime is doubly timely,

Why is there a picture of Trump in this segment?