With Thanksgiving looming on the horizon,  my head has been filled with visions of food...and film. When the weather turned cooler...

It is turn-of-the-century Vienna, the wee hours of a wet night. A man alights from a horse-drawn carriage and jokes with companions a...

Although Vincente Minnelli's 1945 musical Yolanda and the Thief is not one of his or Fred Astaire's most popular films, i...

The San Francisco Film Noir Foundation has set its first-ever Noir City Xmas  for Wed., December 15, at the Castro Theatre, and extends ...

by guest contributor Whistlingypsy The emergence of those stylistic elements in American films later termed noir by critics is often deba...

by guest contributor Whistlingypsy The artistry of classic films reveals a cinematic alchemy in melding talent both before and behind th...

A landmark film of the horror genre, Rosemary's Baby (1968) also marked Roman Polanski's directorial debut in the US. The film...

  John Gilbert   Estate was Home to Hollywood Notables for 55 Years In the mid-1920s, when he was a top star at MGM, leadin...

Scroll down for Parts I and II of Light, Shadow and Synergy ... In 1933, during a hiatus between studio contracts and filmmaking, J...