By David Hayles
Burnt Offerings bears a striking resemblance to Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic.
By David Hayles
Forty years after it left critics cold this majestic tragi-comedy stands as a testament to a true master of his craft.
By David Hayles
In 1947’s Kiss of Death, Richard Widmark plays a murderous Joker-styled sociopath.
By David Hayles
From grindhouse classics to showbiz satires, seek out these inspirations for Nicolas Winding Refn’s wicked latest.
By David Hayles
There’s much more to the cult director’s rustic softcore romp than meets the eye...
By David Hayles
Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe’s antics in The Nice Guys got us thinking of other memorable mismatches.
By David Hayles
From Repo Man to the Class of 1984, here are seven memorable examples of anarchy on the big screen.
By David Hayles
With The Brand New Testament out this week, here are six other memorable depictions of the Almighty.
By David Hayles
Before you see Midnight Special check out these other memorable films about child prodigies.
By David Hayles
Get ready for Robert Eggers’ art-house horror The Witch with our essential guide to on-screen sorcery.
By David Hayles
Bone Tomahawk isn’t the first film to push the American frontier in a surprising new direction.
By David Hayles
George V Higgins birthed a new breed of American crime drama beginning with 1973’s The Friends of Eddie Coyle.
By David Hayles
Tales of bloodletting, treachery and demonic possession to whet your appetite for Quentin Tarantino’s latest.
By David Hayles
With Black Mass out this week, here are six great gangster biographies that are worth your time.
By David Hayles
From Charles Bronson to Chuck Norris, David Hayles offers an indispensable guide to the cult production company.