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MARKED WOMAN (1937)
Blu-Ray Review by John Larkin Lloyd Bacon was the kind of director on whom Warner Bros. could depend to keep its production schedule moving. He could turn out a musical, a comedy or a crime picture with the efficiency the studio demanded, yet his name has never acquired the distinction of contemporaries such as Michael Curtiz or William Wellman. Even two of his most enduring films, 42ND STREET and FOOTLIGHT PARADE, both released in 1933, are more readily associated with Busby
DYLAN SKOLNICK NEEDS TO RETURN TO THE CINEMA ARTS CENTRE
By Glenn Andreiev Dylan Skolnick, being interviewed in 2023. Photo credit - Andreiev Pictures. It’s 1973, and Long Islanders are loving a new independent movie theatre founded by Huntington locals Vic Skolnick and Charlotte Sky. This modest art-house movie theatre started with a room, a borrowed 16mm projector and a print of LILITH, starring Warren Beatty. Vic and Charlotte showcased hard-to-find, exceptional films, and their Cinema Arts Centre exploded in popularity, expand
DIGGER
By Victoria Alexander Why should Cruise limit himself to action movies? If you loved his roles as Les Grossman (TROPIC THUNDER) and Frank T.J. Mackey (MAGNOLIA), you will love his daring DIGGER. Remember Tom Cruise’s “Respect the Cock”? Why should the biggest international movie star play the same role for 40 years? Alejandro González Iñárritu is a strong director. He guided Leonardo DiCaprio to a Best Actor Oscar for THE REVENANT. He knows how to bring an actor to their full
