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Daily Archives: May 8, 2022
Classic Film Review: Late Lang shimmers in “The Blue Gardenia” (1953)
One of the greatest and unlikeliest stories of a European expat finding Hollywood glory had to be the American career of the great Viennese auteur and innovator Fritz Lang, who fled the Nazis and left masterpieces such as “M” and … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Frank and Penelope” face the future with fierceness — because they have to
A thriller about an aimless, dangerous drifter and the stripper who might be his savior? Actor turned writer-director Sean Patrick Flanery wrote and directed this tale that turns towards horror, and which stars Billy Budinich and Caylee Cowan in the … Continue reading
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