The Killer Inside Me: 'A History of Violence' at 20
How David Cronenberg's pulpy thriller about the secret past of a real Midwesterner continues to haunt the culture.
How David Cronenberg's pulpy thriller about the secret past of a real Midwesterner continues to haunt the culture.
Hollywood has stopped making movies like Robert Redford's impeccably crafted drama about the '50s quiz show scandals. We're poorer for it.
In an early lead role, Philip Seymour Hoffman explored the mysterious compulsions of a banker who embezzled money to fuel his gambling addiction.
In 2003, a lot of talented people made a baffling Stephen King adaptation. It's not good, but time has been unexpectedly kind to it.