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Articles tagged "tony musante" Short Ends and LeaderThe Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970): Blu-rayby Bill Gibron[24.Feb.09] :. Some filmmakers wear their influences like a clandestine coat of arms. While they’ll never really admit it, they are clearly borrowing from the wealth of directorial prowess that came before...  Film ReviewWe Own the Nightby Cynthia Fuchs[12.Oct.07] :. You can see -- though the brothers take a few more scenes to catch up -- that each envies the other: Joe wants Bobby's seeming independence, Bobby wants daddy's approval.  TV DVD ReviewOrigins of the Mafiaby Jake Meaney[26.Mar.07] :. A tepid and almost unintelligible period costume drama that only tangentially touches upon the secret history of an organization and culture that valued secrecy and silence above all else.  Film DVD ReviewThe Grissom Gang (1971)by David Sanjek[8.Nov.04] :. Like his characters, Robert Aldrich went for broke, taking his audiences on a thrill ride that could be thoughtful and hair-raising at the same time. |
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