Nick Pinkerton

A polemic on why the decision to "just stream it later" is destroying film culture

Cinema's everlasting love affair with people mercilessly tracking down and murdering the ones that wronged them

This boy's life, from Norman Rockwell to Little Fugitive to Captain America

Sub genius: a consideration of one band's cinematic unself-consciousness

The inimitable column returns with an immodest proposal for clicktastic cinephilia

Final cut pro: the three-time Academy Award–winning editor explains the secrets of her trade

Wicked game: the twists and turns of John McNaughton’s 1998 erotic thriller

Raoul Walsh and Martin Scorsese's visions of the Gay Nineties and its dark underbelly

Haunted: Richard Fleischer's unsung Biblical story of the criminal pardoned instead of Jesus marks a high point in the versatile studio filmmaker's output

Paper tigers: two unabashedly cartoonish superhero films from the early Nineties

On the pleasures of Blake Edwards's low-budget Michael Crichton adaptation

Robbe-Grillet's S&M-filled, Nouveau Roman metacinema classic gets its due

The French auteur discusses Bastards, family, and Faulkner

Behind the über-masculine collaboration that spawned a ferocious history of the West in Apache, Vera Cruz, and Ulzana’s Raid