Paul Thomas Anders on wrote this offbeat romantic comedy for Sandler to channel the actor’s familiar personas in a compassionate portrait and an adult romance.
Edgar Ulmer’s existential, almost surreal thriller is a true B-movie, shot on a tiny budget with a second-rate cast, that turns into a waking nightmare like no other film noir.
The second screen adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s ‘To Have and Have Not’ adds a post-war setting and a working class angle to the story. Patrical Neal costars and Micheal Curtiz directs.
Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis star in this brilliant 1957 classic about the power of media personalities in the intersection of show business and politics.
This is a film noir as a lyrical, intimate folk song about two young lovers raised in a culture of crime and poverty, starring Farley Granger and Cathy O’Donnell.
James Woods chases a pirate TV signal with brutal yet hypnotic S&M broadcasts and becomes a slave to the signal in the first masterpiece from filmmaker David Cronenberg.
