Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs by Yukio Noda has marked my first foray into the world of Pinkie Violence, a particularly nasty sub genre of Japanese films that were predominantly made during the 70s. These films were often overly brutal in
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If you’ve been to the Alamo Drafthouse, then you know they don’t mess around with talking or cell phone usage. Here to give his thoughts on the subject is James Franco…Look at his SHIT and go see Spring Breakers as soon as
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Film Pulse’s Ernie Trinidad had a chance to have a quick conversation with My Amityville Horror director Eric Walter at this week’s L.A. premiere where he briefly discussed some of the truths and speculation behind one of the country’s most popular
In 1978 a little movie called Halloween was unleashed onto the world and it changed the face of horror as we know it. Though there were movies like it in the past, Halloween defined the slasher film and resulted in
Most readers of Film Pulse know that we are huge supporters of independent film as well as the crowd sourcing of projects. Every week we highlight a film that we are excited for and urge our readers to donate
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DIRECTED by JONATHAN DEMME 1991 118 min. USA
For the two people who have not seen
DIRECTED by FLORIAN HENCKEL von DONNERSMARCK 2006 137 min. Germany
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences just awarded Best Foreign Film to Michael Haneke’s masterpiece, Amour. This was an easy
I knew it would only be a matter of time before I discussed a John Waters film on this feature, so I figured now with the new documentary I Am Divine hitting theaters it would be a good idea to
Why couldn’t Movie 43 be this funny?
DIRECTED by QUENTIN TARANTINO 2003/2004 248 minutes USA
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair: The Film and the Experience
BE WARNED THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!!!
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There are so many films that came out during the 80s that just seem to so perfectly encapsulate the era, it’s hard to think of any other decade that had such an overt cinematic style. The birth of VHS paved
Often times certain films hold a special place in my heart, as I am sure the same can be said of almost everyone else. My memory of The Royal Tenenbaums involves Adam (the creator of this site)
