Dear Readers,
The most Hitchcock of all Alfred Hitchcock films.
George A. Romero launched an entire genre with his 1968 B-movie.
John Ford rethinks the legend of Wyatt Earp and Tombstone in this classic starring Henry Fonda.
One of the most celebrated of all Westerns finds director John Ford rethinking prejudice as a character flaw.
An unbelievably tense thriller from French director Henri-Georges Clouzot.
Charlie Chaplin looks at capitalism and industry, and he doesn’t like what he sees.
Director Anthony Mann’s revisionist Western makes outstanding use of screen icon Gary Cooper.
The most emotional of all the Indiana Jones movies.
One of the highlights of 1980s escapism.
