Review by Rocco Simonelli I’m a Springsteen fan. I was 14 when BORN TO RUN hit, and it was one of the first albums I ever purchased with my own money; the other was Dylan’s BLOOD ON THE TRACKS. All these years later I still listen to both. That’s important to note, because it’s impossible to watch the current Springsteen biopic DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE without thinking of Dylan and his biopic from earlier this year, A COMPLETE UNKNOWN. Springsteen was one of the many artists w

Purchase at MovieZyng.com by clicking the image above. ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS – SEVEN SEASONS’ WORTH OF HALF-HOUR EPISODES from 1955-1962. Review by Roy Frumkes Before Twilight Zone, One Step Beyond, Thriller, The Outer Limits, Night Gallery, Perry Mason, even before Dragnet, this was early for being as good as it was. There were a great many episodes, and Hitch fluttered among them to bestow his input and steerage. Some he even directed. Don’t worry; I’m not going to rev

By Jay Glennie – Insight Editions, 2025 Review by John Larkin Purchase on Amazon by clicking the image above! It’s no secret that we’re very pro Tarantino here at Films in Review. In turn, it’s no secret that Tarantino’s been very pro Films in Review himself. He’s spoken often about how much the original magazine meant to him, how he devoured it growing up, and how it shaped the way he thought about film criticism and movie history. On the Video Archives Podcast, he’s mention