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David Lynch would've been 79 yesterday, but he's still with us in the air and in the trees.
Monica remembers the late, great David Lynch (a friend).
Monica waxes on The Ultimate Thrill (1974), is informed that her time is coming to an end (in this space).
Beetlejuice, Caliber 9, and Lancelot du Lac.
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's interest in architechture and the fantastical is essential to understanding his cinema.
The Danish true crime thriller The Girl With The Needle is among the scariest horror films in years.
The Last Showgirl isn’t a movie as much as a publicity campaign to absolve the media of their previous treatment of Pamela Anderson.
Lee is an adequate compaion to Civil War, also inspired by war photograher Lee Miller, but it's still a film intended for the ignorant rather than the curious.
The first of what the author HOPES is merely a three-part series on high velocity cinema digestion.
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is a significant step down from the first installment.
Love Me is destined to be a cult favorite, if not a hit at Sundance this year.
Sweet Smell of Success at the Charles during a snowstorm.
A look at the new Yacht Rock “dock”umentary.
A 1970s sci-fi show explored humanity’s needs.
From real life happenings to miserable depiction in film, it was a tough year for LGBTQ representation.
Its success is mixed.
Plus, cockroaches and Keith.
Arguably too faithful.
Netflix’s latest spy series is unabashedly old-fashioned, and surprisingly festive.
Good for Gary Gulman.
The latest crime thriller from Australian filmmaker Justin Kurzel is an outsider’s perspective on America's white supremacy problem.
The late artist is intereviewed on The Today Show about his infamous 1984 sci-fi bomb just as it was being released.
The late artist talks to BBC Two in this November 28, 1999 interview.
The awe-inspiring first five minutes of the late David Lynch's 2001 masterpiece.
An obscure, low budget conspiracy thriller set at ski resort starring Britt Ekland.
The actress talks about her recent hit in this conversation sponsored by SAG-AFTRA.
The actress talks with Josh Horowitz about her recent projects.
Fiennes: "I've seen Mouchette. I'm not sure I'm taking it home."
Gala and Roger Avary talk about their favorite films and discoveries of the year in this debut video episode.
The director talks to J. Hoberman about his superb Bob Dylan film at the 2007 New York Film Festival.
