Tag: Unloved

[ad_1] “A Hen in the Wind” was an Ozu movie that I hadn’t even heard of before I sat down with my dear friends Ben and Kat Sachs and Jake…

[ad_1] Molly Haskell wrote of the 1978 Claudia Weill movie “Girlfriends,” one of my favorite films of all time: “We’re currently living in a time that, at least by comparison,…

[ad_1] The name Stuart Rosenberg will never be forgotten by a certain breed of film lover. To others, he may never gain any kind of a foothold at all. Rosenberg was a…

[ad_1] Berger worked for everyone from the high-brow likes of Joseph Losey and Vittorio De Sica to the tawdry likes of Umberto Lenzi and Jesus Franco. He finally ended his career in…

[ad_1] Bernardo Bertolucci was one of the first directors I encountered as a teenager who demonstrated to me that art shouldn’t have barriers; that no subject was off limits. He…

[ad_1] Yes, I know it was just April 1st, but your eyes do not deceive you. It’s about time for a spirited defense of “Paint Your Wagon.”  The famously derided musical was…

[ad_1] Carl Franklin’s stupendous livewire noir may have a Criterion release and a very vocal fanbase but nothing Franklin ever did got the reception it deserved. Franklin became one of the greatest…

[ad_1] This month’s Unloved is a long overdue look at one of the most purely fun and diabolically creative features of the ’90s, whose rejection signaled the beginning of the end…

[ad_1] The Unloved is silently dedicated in perpetual honor of Edgar G. Ulmer, the golden age director whom Hollywood showed the shabbiest treatment. Blacklisted from the majors for loving the…

[ad_1] The Unloved is nine years old today. My creation is old enough to do basic math and bother people with limited knowledge of the world.  I remember bugging everyone I knew…