To Lay a Ghost: “Obsession”
Obsession (Dir. Brian DePalma, 1976): Hitchcock’s Vertigo has been deconstructed from just
Obsession (Dir. Brian DePalma, 1976): Hitchcock’s Vertigo has been deconstructed from just
Where Danger Lives (1950, Dir. John Farrow): Noir can be hit-and-miss, but
Samuel Fuller was of his time and beyond it, and his early B-grade Korean War drama “The Steel Helmet” amply illustrates that fact.
The Long Riders (1980, Dir. Walter Hill): It reads like a gimmick
Better to Travel: Option 3 (Dir. Richard Wong, 2008): “So have you
I’m not sure who said or wrote it, but someone once said
Dirty Ho (1979, Dir. Lau Kar-Leung) “You haven’t lived until you’ve fought
Foreign Correspondent (1940, Dir. Alfred Hitchcock) “All that noise you hear isn’t
Lost Highway (1997, Dir. David Lynch): “It’s a film made with a