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For several days now I’ve tried to write a piece on David Mamet's REDBELT but have gotten sidetracked by various matters in addition to ...

What is it about various 70s horror films that manage to be somewhat scary and creepy, even if they don’t really work? What is that bizarre ...

One night a number of years ago I was waiting to cross the street over to my building when I noticed Curtis Hanson walking by with a woman. ...

After several weeks of seeing films programmed by Joe Dante, am I supposed to go back to seeing the same boring new releases? Is that really...

As one last taste of Dante’s Inferno, the New Beverly ran THE HOWLING, one of the best of all werewolf movies, at midnight on Saturday. Few ...

I’ve fallen behind here, but the week has been pretty crazy. To get through it quickly, Sunday night at the New Beverly for Dante’s Inferno ...

The double feature at the New Beverly on Friday night for the Dante's Inferno festival seemed to be a pair of films focusing on a subjec...

The Dante’s Inferno double bill on Thursday night at the New Beverly was a pair of Roger Corman films, both of which have nothing to do with...

A long, long time ago a friend of mine who worked at a video store tossed a tape at me one night when I was visiting. “You should see this, ...

As an excited New Beverly audience waited for the midnight show of GREMLINS 2 THE NEW BATCH to begin on Saturday night—well, by this point i...