By Anton Bitel
House of Bamboo, one of the first American features to be shot in Japan, is as hard-boiled as they come.
By Kia Rahnama
The director’s controversial 1982 thriller subverts the “white saviour” myth still perpetuated by Hollywood.
By Rich Johnson
Samuel Fuller’s murder mystery captures the fear and paranoia which beset postwar society.
The late B-movie maestro reflects on his rich and storied career behind the camera.
By Liam Dunn
From Shock Corridor to White Dog, the late director’s work has lost none of its social relevancy.
A creative and rousing adaptation of Samuel Fuller’s superlative autobiography, made by his daughter.
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