A Page of Madness (1926): Japanese Horror Film about Mental Illness

Teinosuke Kinugasa’s asylum-set Japanese silent, A Page of Madness, was considered lost for nearly half a century.

Oscar Directors: Tarantino & Pulp Fiction–Impact on Hollywood, Mainstream and Independent

In the 1990s, American cinema was flooded with a host of imitators of Tarantino’s narrative sensibility and visual style.

Dead of Night (1945): Upscale British Horror Anthology

Dead of Night is one of the few horror films made in England during the 1940s, as that genre had been banned from production in Britain during World War II.

Hateful Eight, The: Shocking Scene in Tarantino’s Revenge Western

Most shocking scene In Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight”

Cinema: Movies Better than the Books (A to Z)

Students and readers have often asked me the same question: Is the movie beter or worse than the novel that had inspired it?