On the film that captured The Rolling Stones’ fateful Altamont Speedway concert and the seismic shift in culture it represented.
All by Sarah Jane
The Films of 1939: The Women
For our Films of 1939 retrospective, Sarah Jane takes a look back at The Women.
Not Your Mom’s Horror Movie: Alucarda (1977)
Alucarda is unlike most horror movies you have seen, but it has a lot to say, particularly about religion, to the point of sacrilege.
A Different Kind of Love: Lassie Come Home (1943)
It’s perfect because what’s more pure than an animal’s love for its human?
TFS the Season: The Magic Christmas Tree (1964)
This obscure holiday film is the perfect choice to creep out your loved ones.
The Simple Pleasures: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights
A look back at Paul Thomas Anderson's "perfect" film, Boogie Nights.
Celebrate Life Day with the Very Bad Star Wars Holiday Special
Yes, it's really that bad, but it's still something no Star Wars fan should miss.
Why I Still Can’t Go to the Movies: The Loss of Safety
Sarah Jane speaks from the heart on the Drafthouse controversy.
The King of Summer: Apt Pupil (1998)
One of the most disturbing King stories gets an adaptation held together by McKellen and Renfro's strong performances.
Talk Film Summer Camp: Production Design - Boogie Nights (1997)
Paul Thomas Anderson's classic perfectly transports you to Southern California in the '70s and '80s.
Let Man be Dominated by Such as You: Escape From the Planet of the Apes (1971)
In one of the best entries in the Apes series, things go from light-hearted to bleak pretty quick.
High Octane Cinema: The Car (1977)
A demonic car goes on a killing spree in the Southwest.
Don't Stop Me Now: Edgar Wright's Shaun of the Dead
Looking back at Edgar Wright's breakout zom-rom-com hit.
Suffocated by Isolation: Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides
Sofia Coppola and Kirsten Dunst's first feature together captures the tragedy of five sisters, isolated by their religious parents.
Why I Stopped Going to Movie Theatres: The Death of Etiquette
A personal account on how people have no respect for the theatre experience and how there's still hope.
Weird on Top: David Lynch's Wild at Heart
A fiery cocktail of sex, murder, and that signature Lynch weirdness.
Let Them Fight: King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
The first color outing for both giant monsters is a mixed bag to say the least.