Capsule Reviews for the Serious Cineaste
Roeg's film is an immensely stylish, neo-gothic head scratcher that deploys minions no less impressive than the Church, the Elderly, and the Color Red in service of its considerable chills.
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Fall is officially upon us and that's the time when we here at Pocket Cinephile take a break from our standard fare and enjoy the crisp chill of a good, artful scare. Over the next weeks we'll unveil our 10 favorite PC-approved Horror films.
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Despite a reasonable execution of the cops and gangsters paradigm and one truly impressive chase sequence, Gray's film is inefficiently scripted and subsequently inert.
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Barbara Stanwyck and Walter Huston positively stalk the screen as stubborn father and firebrand daughter in Anthony Mann's ranch epic, newly available from Criterion.
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