Rolling Thunder, directed by John Flynn and based on Paul Schrader’s original script, is a 1970s revenge-o-matic exploitation thriller that deftly examines the psychological effects of the Vietnam War on…
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Carol Reed’s cinematic masterpiece, The Third Man, embodies the noir genre in its purest form, showcasing and capturing all its defining characteristics. Holly Martins (Joseph Cotten), an unemployed pulp novelist,…
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Recently, I saw Xavier Gens’ Under Paris (2024), a French Horror film about a grieving marine biologist who must confront her tragic past to save Paris from the devastation wrought…
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Train-themed films remain an attractive notion among viewers to this day because of the endlessly creative and cinematic possibilities they present. The claustrophobic nature of the trains makes them an…
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In the same way that Alfred Hitchcock was renowned as the “Master of Suspense,” Sergio Leone could be called the “Master of Tension” because of his unparalleled ability to create…
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1. Introduction: Alfred Hitchcock’s films left an indelible mark on cinema and enabled the medium’s evolution in ways that would not have been possible without his contribution to the art…
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