- Hitchcock is one of cinema’s great misanthropes, perhaps the greatest.

While a large part of me mourns the loss of the more “personal” Scorsese from decades past, the transition has done nothing to diminish his storytelling ability…

Whatever you might think of 2004’s version of John Kerry, there is no denying that in 1971, his heroic stand against the Vietnam War deserves accolades well into the next century.

A fundamentalist fun park of fanaticism, holy devotion, and scare tactics so obscene and overwrought that I couldn’t help but rock back and forth with delight.

Good Night, And Good Luck is by no means the last word on either Edward R. Murrow or Joseph McCarthy…

Come clean — aren’t you regretting a return to the Shithouse right about now?

Familiar as I was with the kidnapping of Patty Hearst, I could not have imagined how involved I would be in a documentary about that famous event.

Michael Tucker’s fundamentally dishonest documentary about American forces in Iraq tries desperately to appear anti-war, but instead comes across as state-sponsored propaganda…

They have some conditions: (1) both must work minimum wage jobs, (2) they are allowed to start with $206