Beatriz Carrillo <3·Nov 1Carrie: una tragedia en expansión.La serie de Carrie adapta uno de mis libros favoritos de Stephen King, una historia que sigue teniendo mucho que decir sobre la sociedad…
Rino Ingenito·Jan 10“Excess and Exile: Style Against Substance in Scarface.”Brian De Palma, Oliver Stone, and the Politics of Spectacle.A response icon1A response icon1
InEyes Wide OpenbyChris Barsanti·Jan 5‘De Palma’ is Still Bloody Good FunSometimes it’s best to just let artists speak for themselves.
InReelScopebySean Patrick·Nov 15, 2025Opening Shots: Why the Opening of Carrie (1976) Is a Masterclass in Cinematic StorytellingBrian De Palma’s horror classic sets the stage for tragedy in just minutes, blending vulnerability, tension, and unforgettable imagery.By…A response icon1A response icon1
Spike Brown·Sep 26, 2025Through the Split Screen: The Auteurship of Brian De Palma in Dressed to KillOvershadowed by his peers yet unmatched in style, Brian De Palma’s Dressed to Kill cements him as an auteur whose obsessions with sex…
Michael Landman-Karny·Jul 5, 2025The Voyeur Watching Himself: De Palma’s Cinema of Self-SurveillanceBy the time Body Double reached theaters in the fall of 1984, Brian De Palma had already acquired a reputation he never quite invited but…
Michael Landman-Karny·Jul 5, 2025Suspended on Nothing: Body Double and the Mirage of Los AngelesBrian De Palma’s Body Double is a film of surfaces, a thriller that builds its narrative not on plot but on architecture, not on character…
Michael Landman-Karny·Jul 5, 2025The Eye That Won’t Listen: De Palma’s Blow Out and the Tyranny of the ImageIt begins in deception. A camera moves through the corridors of a cheap motel. A woman showers while a masked killer lurks just behind the…A response icon1A response icon1
InIt's Only A MoviebyMichael Landman-Karny·Jul 5, 2025The Psychology of Technique: De Palma’s "Raising Cain" (1992) as Meta-CinemaWhen Brian De Palma’s "Raising Cain" arrived in theaters in August 1992, it collided with audiences like a fever dream nobody asked for…
