ram·8h agoNoah’s ArkNoah’s Ark (1928) is an extraordinarily ambitious American motion picture, a grand cinematic undertaking in which biblical history…
ram·2d agoThe Scarlet HourThe Scarlet Hour (1956) is an intriguing specimen of American film noir, weaving together the combustible ingredients of romantic…
ram·4d agoThe Most Dangerous GameThere are films whose influence far exceeds their running time, and The Most Dangerous Game (1932) is emphatically one of them. Barely an…
ram·Nov 2JezebelJezebel (1938), directed by the distinguished Hollywood filmmaker William Wyler, is an accomplished romantic drama elevated by a…
ram·Nov 1Born to be BadThere are films that survive because they are masterpieces; films that endure because they feature stars who would subsequently acquire the…
ram·Oct 28Treasure IslandFew works of juvenile literature have traversed the generations with quite the inexhaustible enchantment of Robert Louis Stevenson’s…
ram·Oct 27CaughtFew films dissect the disquieting underbelly of the American Dream with the quiet acuity and understated elegance of Caught (1949), Max…
ram·Oct 26Love AffairFew romantic films from Hollywood’s Golden Age can rival the exquisite emotional delicacy of Love Affair (1939), Leo McCarey’s enduring…
ram·Oct 25Gold Diggers of 1933Few Hollywood musicals of the early 1930s so brilliantly embody the paradoxes of the Depression era as Gold Diggers of 1933. Directed by…
ram·Sep 24It Happened One NightFrank Capra’s It Happened One Night is one of those rare films whose influence has been so pervasive that watching it today can induce a…
