By David Fear on March 19, 2005
There are several images that spring immediately to mind when discussing director Danny Boyle’s filmography—scheming flatmates, jaded junkies, rampaging zombies. Kids, however,...
By Jennifer Soong on June 22, 2004
Movies that barely net a half million at the box office are generally written off as duds in Hollywood. But Donnie Darko,...
By Lloyd Chesley on February 11, 2004
If the 1960s gave rise to the young maverick director, it was also the era that spotlighted the grand old masters of...
By Timothy Rhys on February 1, 1997
You probably knew guys like Rick Linklater in school. Guys who were well-rounded, well-liked and well-adjusted, but who were, well, different. You couldn’t get...
By Tom Allen on November 1, 1994
In Love and a .45, writer-director Carty Talkington has created a stylized, darkly comedic journey through the contemporary American landscape of murder,...