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Features

All Stars: Or, Is There a Cure for Criticism of Film Criticism? Pt. 2

By Roger Ebert
April 9, 2013
From the May/June 1990 issue: Roger Ebert responds to Richard Corliss's attack on thumbs-up film criticism culture

Truth or Consequences

By Harlan Jacobson
February 1, 2013
From the July/August 1989 issue: an interview with Steven Soderbergh after winning the Palme d’Or for sex, lies and videotape

Ghostframe Killah

By Nathan Lee
January 10, 2013
Toward a theory of found-footage horror in general and the Paranormal Activity cycle in particular

Escaping the Overlook

By B. Kite
November 6, 2012
Room 237's examination of the obsessions inspired by Stanley Kubrick's The Shining raises as many questions as it answers

Apocalypse Now: Heart Transplant

By Brooks Riley
October 22, 2012
From Joseph Conrad's story to John Milius's script to Francis Coppola's film

Seeing the World: An Interview with Richard Peña

By Kent Jones
September 13, 2012
How Richard Peña transformed The New York Film Festival without changing it

Native Son, Lost and Found

By Edgardo C. Krebs
September 11, 2012
It’s a Noir Thing

Bette Davis

By James McCourt
July 16, 2012
To accompany Larry Cohen's piece, James McCourt's tribute to Ms. Bette Davis from the March/April 1978 issue

No Method to His Madness

By Richard Schickel
July 2, 2012
Here's to the rest of him

Hail the Conquering Hero: Andrew Sarris

By Kent Jones
June 21, 2012
Kent Jones re-examines the 50-year career of Andrew Sarris, the man who brought auteurism to America