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John Cassavetes is the godfather of American independent cinema. Known as an actor in films like Rosemary’s Baby (1968) and The Dirty Dozen (1967), his real mark on the history of cinema was as a director. Using his money made as an actor, Cassavetes self-financed many of his films.
Establishing a career p...
The Yakuza, Japan’s answer to the Mafia, became the subject of films just as quickly as it was formed in the chaos of Post War Japan. It wasn’t until 1957 that the Yakuza would get its own genre when Nikkatsu Studios produced the popular Film Noir inspired I Am Waiting, soon leading to a series of films that would be made until the 1980’s.
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Guillermo del Toro will go down as one of the great directors, of that there is no doubt. Many would argue that he’s already nailed that title, with multiple Oscar wins, consistent worldwide critical acclaim for his films, and millions of fans across the globe.
However, the thing that matters most is his fi...
From inspiring real-life tales like Hoosiers to comedic classics like Major League to profound documentaries like Hoop Dreams, sports movies have historically provided a backdrop for some of cinema’s most emotionally evocative stories. Often using the always reliable underdog trope to explore fundamental truths about the human experience, films in this genre are rarel...
It’s a well-known fact that a score can make or break a movie. A great soundtrack elevates the story being told and further immerses viewers in the unfolding plot. There are many examples of bad movies that have good scores. There are even times when a score is the sole highlight of a title. What is often overlooked is when great composers, long celebrated in the indu...
