Gore to the core, with enough blood for Guinness Records, one would think this is a film that would instantly turn me off.  I've of...

The Holy Terrors for A Black & White Still Winter .  I'll be going back and once again seeing Cocteau's Orphic Trilogy t...

A Russian Feast for the Eye, for A Black & White Still Winter . Last month I wrote about Un chien andalou , an avant-garde surrea...

Every now and then we have a glimpse at a coming thaw. But with snow in piles on sidewalks and the not-so-white salted roads, winter, an...

Monster from a Vat for A Black and White February . This is a DVD I've had laying around for a few years, but I only took a look...

Lon Chaney desperately seeks dentist for  A Black and White February . Here we have a "Princess and Toad" story, but no m...

In the same spirit of list making (yesterday I posted the A&F Top 25 Films on Marriage ), I thought I should finally release the top ten...

Roberto Rossellini's Voyage to Italy (1954). Yesterday, just in time for Valentine's Day, the fine folk at IMAGE and A&F r...

Strathairn as Edward R. Murrow for A Black and White February . I first came across this film a few years ago and appreciated it for ...

Vintage Surrealism for A Black and White February . This is a surrealist film experience, perhaps the first of its kind -- and if not...

The sky fell hard a few days ago, in perfect timing for my annual tradition: celebrating indoors what it feels like outdoors by digging i...

A few days ago I wrote about documentaries I attended via theater  in 2012. Today I'm remembering a few I also caught last year, but on ...

A few years back, I posted more frequently about the so-called, "Non-lollipop Docs" -- that is, documentaries which aren't jus...