A Bit of the Old Ultra-Violence – Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange
In the two decades since his directorial debut, former photographer-turned-filmmaker
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I’ll Do Anything for a Woman with a Knife – James Bond’s Licence to Kill
By the time of A View to a Kill‘s release
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Ghosts in the Same World – Audrey Hepburn and the Secret People
Released during a successful run of comedies that included the
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Anywhere Special You Want to Go? – The Making of Chicago Joe and the Showgirl
Despite having been born in London in 1966, Kiefer Sutherland
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Balls Out! – The Sick and Twisted World of Ryan Nicholson
Far from the prying eyes of the MPAA, independent filmmaker
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What Fresh Lunacy is This? – Ken Russell and the Making of The Devils
In the small commune of Loudun, France, in 1634, accusations
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What Must Be Done – The Cinema of Nick Cave
Nick Cave is not merely a songwriter, he is a
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Here’s Marty! – How a Prank-Gone-Wrong Turned to Murder At Slaughter High
By the time of Slaughter High‘s release in 1986, the
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Murder! Wet Off the Press – The Making of The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog
To many, including the director himself, 1927′s The Lodger: A
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Man Was Afraid – How All Saints Bared All for Honest
Ever since popular music had been targeted at teenage audiences,
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