Feature: These Films Sleep Well
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These Films Sleep Well: The Auteurs Website and Riviera (2005, Villaceque)— The new Auteurs website is tested with the little known French drama, Riviera.
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These Films Sleep Well: Crash (1996, David Cronenberg)— Cronenberg's darkly sexual psychodrama, Crash, summarized.
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These Films Sleep Well: Spare Parts (2003, Damjan Kozole)— Spare Parts is an excellent bare-bones exploration of the darker side of the human psyche.
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These Films Sleep Well: The Happening (2008, M. Night Shyamalan)— In defense of The Happening.
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These Films Sleep Well: Le Testament du Docteur Cordelier (1959, Jean Renoir)— One of Renoir's lesser known works examined.
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These Films Sleep Well: The Rest of the Thin Man Series (1936-1947, W.S. Dyke)— The Thin Man sequels examined.
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These Films Sleep Well: Ghostbusters II (1989, Ivan Reitman)— Ghostbusters II is back, and deserves some recognition.
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These Films Sleep Well: Five Minutes, Mr. Welles (2004, Vincent D'Onofrio)— Vincent D'Onofrio's short film, Five Minutes Mr. Welles, is analyzed.
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These Films Sleep Well: I Live In Fear (1955, Akira Kurosawa)— Kurosawa documents a man's, and society's, descent into madness. I Live In Fear remains another of his forgotten masterpieces.
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These Films Sleep Well: Day of the Dead (1985, George A. Romero)— While Dawn and Night are respected masterpieces, it's time Day gets the respect it deserves.
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These Films Sleep Well: Payback Straight Up (2005, Brian Helgeland)— The underrated director's cut of Payback deserves reconsideration.
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These Films Sleep Well: The Proposition (2005, John Hillcoat)— A proposition and The Proposition.
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