Gangs charged us $200 a night to shoot on their turf': Walter Hill on making cult film The WarriorsThe Warriors became a surprisingly successful film despite initial doubts about its commercial viability and understanding of its unique story.
Gene Hackman's Gritty, Grouchy, Old-School StyleGene Hackman redefined the leading man in the 1970s with his unique charm and character, succeeding despite not fitting conventional beauty standards.
'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' turns 50: Acres of pot, violent injuries and real human skeletons that cursed the setDespite initial criticism, 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' has become one of horror's most celebrated films, grossing $25.6 million in its first year.
How Well Do You Know Your Disaster Movies?The article explores the rise and impact of disaster movies from the 1970s, highlighting their cultural significance and audience appeal.
Gene Hackman's Gritty, Grouchy, Old-School StyleGene Hackman redefined the leading man in the 1970s with his unique charm and character, succeeding despite not fitting conventional beauty standards.
'Texas Chain Saw Massacre' turns 50: Acres of pot, violent injuries and real human skeletons that cursed the setDespite initial criticism, 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' has become one of horror's most celebrated films, grossing $25.6 million in its first year.
How Well Do You Know Your Disaster Movies?The article explores the rise and impact of disaster movies from the 1970s, highlighting their cultural significance and audience appeal.
From Alice to Zelig via Rosemary's Baby: Mia Farrow's 20 best films ranked!Mia Farrow's performances in 1970s Hollywood range from predictable disaster films to complex roles showcasing her versatility.
'I'm Still Here' Paints Portrait of CourageThe contrast between family life and political oppression in 1970s Rio reveals the complexities of living under dictatorship.
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore at 50: Scorsese's low-key, high-impact 70s dramaAlice's journey emphasizes the reconciliation of ambition with reality, moving beyond traditional feel-good narratives towards a nuanced understanding of self-worth.
Elaine May in the MomentElaine May critiques toxic masculinity and explores complex gender dynamics in 'The Heartbreak Kid' through grotesque bodily imagery and dark humor.
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore at 50: Scorsese's low-key, high-impact 70s dramaAlice's journey emphasizes the reconciliation of ambition with reality, moving beyond traditional feel-good narratives towards a nuanced understanding of self-worth.
Elaine May in the MomentElaine May critiques toxic masculinity and explores complex gender dynamics in 'The Heartbreak Kid' through grotesque bodily imagery and dark humor.