Tag: Frank Langella

Frank Langella's Count Dracula takes some liberties with the character but delivers a satisfying '70s update to Bram Stoker's original vampire story.

A Killer Video Game Takes On Edward Furlong Still coasting off his fame as a young John Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day from earlier in the decade, Edward …

The entertainment value is inexplicably genuine.

This film is contemptibly terrible.

Whatever momentum the film has never feels capitalized on, the brawls and chase sequences always left hanging

Tough roles are abound here, the brilliant Frank Langella playing Marks' father, utterly contemptible from the opening frames.

The trailers completely avoid the fantastical elements of the plot, pieces that pull the viewer into space, the metaphysical, Mars, heaven, hell, and a library where portals are suddenly …

Twelve Chairs is likely more memorable for simply being an early work of a famed director, as you can see his style forming in each frame, leading up to …

At the very least, Frost/Nixon doesn’t demonize former President Richard Nixon. He has a sense of humor, however weird and twisted, that makes him something more than the President …