InCounter ArtsbyEric Winick·Aug 11Is it Horror? “The Night of the Hunter” (1955)Charles Laughton’s sole directorial work is a horror-laced parable for the agesA response icon4
InReelScopebySean Patrick·Aug 10, 2025Opening Shots: The Night of the Hunter and the Evil Hiding in Plain SightThe 1955 classic The Night of the Hunter begins with lullabies and floating cherubs — and yet, it immediately warns us of evil lurking in…
Colin Edwards·Apr 24, 2023‘The Suspect’ or — Siodmak’s Sympathy?Robert Siodmak’s ‘The Suspect’ (1944) initially plays out in somewhat similar fashion to Fritz Lang’s ‘Scarlet Street’ (1945) as we watch…
S M Revolinski·Jan 17, 2023MOVIE REVIEW — Devil and the Deep [1932]A great movie you’ll be thrilled to watch. I’ve always been a lover of submarine movies. While this is a good one, but it’s quite…
Nathan Ward·Apr 19, 2019The Greatest Crime Magazine That Never Was: Remembering ‘The Big Clock’ and Its Crime-Solving…THERE IS A CERTAIN PUBLICATION I would gladly go to work for over most others. Not the hard-drinking Harold Hayes-era Esquire, or…
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