All tagged Friday Night Flicks
When Terrence Malick intersects with Sam Shepard we always hit play.
An incredible film adaptation of a short story by Huraki Murakami by director Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
Stark, grey and full of Joy Division.
Artists in the prime of their power.
Maybe the best worst movie ever?
Hitchcock’s sleeper masterpiece.
Four classic short films for the modern mind.
Part hardboiled noir, part fever dream. Think Fellini.
Your weekend distraction, courtesy of David Mamet.
Anyone have Wong Kar Wai’s contact info? Asking for a friend.
Revisiting the most bizarre (and overlooked) film of Martin Scorsese’s entire career.
A trilogy of emotion and beauty by Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kieślowski.
The quintessential “one last job” crime flick, albeit with a distinctly European, semi-arthouse twist.
The great American road flick.
Revisiting Jim Jarmusch’s first film of consequence.
Transmissions from the Fellini dreamscape.
Revisiting four of the greatest concerts ever committed to film.
Not a death metal band, and not a slasher flick.
The ultimate fourth of July comedown flick.
