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Films Inspired by Shakespeare

April 23, 2019

This year, April 23 marks the 455th birthday of William Shakespeare. From thrillers that will “make your hair stand on end,*” to Broadway musicals, these are not adaptations put to film. Rather, these movies use Shakespeare as a foundation to tell a story relevant to its audience.

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Femme Fatales of 1950s Noir

April 13, 2019

In chilling contrast to the brazen Technicolor musicals of the decade, film noir settled deeper in to dark, shadowy corners. After GIs returned from the war, women were expected to go back to their household duties. Wives who once held factory jobs were expected to put on an apron and smile. For some, it was…

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Femme Fatales of 1950s noir

April 12, 2019

These sophisticated films of the 1950s highlight the noir sensibility and the femme fatale.

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Essential Baseball Movies

April 1, 2019

The game begins in the spring, when everything else begins again, and it blossoms in the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings… Essential baseball films

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Val Lewton: Producing from the Shadows

March 10, 2019

Val Lewton isn’t quite the household name he ought to be. Today, his films are seen as prime examples of low budget horror that rely on simple lighting and strong storytelling rather than special effects makeup or schlocky monsters.

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