Criterion Confessions

I just found this older review of The Crimson Kimono posted to my Confessions of a Pop Fan blog in 2005. Follow this link   and you'll ...

This review originally written for DVDTalk.com in 2014. Samuel Fuller has a history of progressive, charged films about social issues...

A rough and tumble western as only Samuel Fuller could make, 1957’s Forty Guns is the most macho feminist cowboy picture you’re likely t...

There is a mutual appreciation society between New York indie icon Jim Jarmusch and quirky Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki, and that sp...

As 2012 comes to a close, this trio of reviews of Seijun Suzuki movies actually catches me up for the weeks I missed in November. This ma...

It's hard to believe I'm only been about three months since I got my Blu-Ray player. I definitely jumped in with both feet, even if ...

I decided I wanted to do a little homework before my planned second excursion to Scorsese's Shutter Island . Marty has said that Samuel ...