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Mostly panned by critics and performing poorly at the box office, the Jeannot Szwarc-directed Somewhere in Time (1980) was the little movie that could. And it did. Richard Matheson’s moving and tragic book and subsequent screenplay have stood the test of time in the ensuing four decades as the film has developed a cult-l...
Sitting down to watch The Bride! I was excited. The trailers that I had seen made it look like an interesting and unique take on the story. I was not disappointed. The Bride! is indeed unique and interesting, as well as funny and a little thought-provoking. As a filmmaker, Maggie Gyllenhaal clea...
Cinema Scholars continues our Spotlight on the Carradine acting dynasty. This latest edition focuses on Robert Carradine and his niece, Martha Plimpton. You can read Part I of this multi-part series here, and Part II
Cinema Scholars continues our multi-part series on the Carradine family’s extraordinary legacy, talent, and life. Next, we will take a deep dive into Keith Carradine’s life and career. Our previous article on John and David Carradine can be found
In many instances, sequels are automatically looked upon with a certain distaste. Perhaps it’s impossible to catch lightning in a bottle twice. Maybe it’s unreasonable expectations established by the success of the original. Sometimes, opinions about sequels are unfairly loaded before the film is even released. This certainly applies to Steven Spielbe...