My poster for “The Killing of a Chinese Bookie” - 1976 by #JohnCassavetes #BenGazzara

Here's Coburn talking about Peckinpah's search for truth & his adoration of Kurosawa (if this Coburn tribute seems too focused on Peckinpah, just know that Coburn considered his work for Peckinpah to be the best acting he'd ever done)

Dead Presidents (1995) dir. The Hughes Brothers

The Getaway (1972) Directed by Sam Peckinpah

The Servant (1963 dir. Joseph Losey) (Cinematography by Douglas Slocombe)

π (1998) dir. Darren Aronofsky

Cabin Boy 1994 / United States / Adam Resnick ⚓️💋sound on💋⚓️

Hard Target (35mm 6K Scan) Flat - DTS

Eusebio Poncela (1945–2025) 💔 The acclaimed Spanish actor has passed away today in Madrid. He worked alongside directors like Pedro Almodóvar and Iván Zulueta, and is especially remembered for films like 'Martín (Hache)', 'Law of Desire', and 'Arrebato'. One of the very best.

Gloria Grahame in "The Big Heat" 1953 dir. Fritz Lang

Raise the Red Lantern (1995) dir. Zhang Yimou

My favorite Jim Thompson novel. Jim Thompson / Pop. 1280 Fawcett Gold Medal, 1965

The Nightcomers (1971) dir. Michael Winner

Adieu Philippine (1962) dir. Jacques Rozier

Thir13en Ghosts (2001) dir. Steve Beck

Really breaks through my cynical soul to listen to two people who just really love a movie talk about it.

I can't recommend this enough, its 200min long but it's probably the most complete documentary about the israeli-palestinian conflict, if you're not informed about it you should definitely watch it, some of the interviews are truly sickening.

Something Wild (1961)