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By | July 1994
One of the most genuinely disturbing films I have ever seen…
One of the most genuinely disturbing films I have ever seen. This drama from New Zealand tells the shocking true story of two teens (played to chilling...
There are some actors who don’t have to try very hard to convince you that whatever they say is the truth and the things they do are not out of...
Fall of 1993 found Columbia Pictures in the mood for dress-up, as their two major awards contenders, "The Age of Innocence" and The Remains of the Day,...
Fall of 1993 found Columbia Pictures in the mood for dress-up, as their two major awards contenders, The Age of Innocence and "The Remains of the Day,"...
With the 19th Olympic Winter Games about to begin in Salt Lake City, what better cinematic way to celebrate the occasion than to revisit Paul M. Glaser's...
"Frankie and Johnny" and the remake of Sabrina appeared to be slam dunks for Paramount when they were released in 1991 and 1995, respectively. Despite name...
Writer-director Anthony Minghella has made a name for himself with the rather large-budgeted, star-packed literary adaptations "The Talented Mr. Ripley"...
Without the sideshow that goes on around it at midnight shows every weekend across the country, would Jim Sharman's 1975 screen version of Richard...
Thirty-two years after it premiered, Roman Polanski's adaptation of Ira Levin's bestseller still unnerves--a fact shocking in itself, considering that the...
In 1965, the Czech film, Ján Kadár and Elmar Klos' "The Shop on Main Street" won the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, and this film ends in a manner not...
