Tag: PCM

Sultry, steamy, and seductive, Double Indemnity's grand dialog paired to its noir roots defined the '40s entire slate of thrillers.

Frank Perry's methodical, creepy criminal melodrama Man on a Swing sees a steel-jawed Cliff Robertson matching wits with a demented Joel Grey.

While energetic, Hero's dated (if influential) new wave style clumsily tells a story of Hong Kong's independence.

Anthony Perkins is an evil delight in the Hammer-esque throwback Edge of Sanity, devilishly sexual and saturated by drugs.

2LDK is a raw, violent and darkly biting satire about two actresses fed up with each other, going for the jugular.

Relentless and extreme torture porn from Italy, Xpiation produces a taut narrative and oddly compelling characters.

An engaging and revealing documentary about Jay Bennett, a musician who had a massive influence over Wilco's early output.

An unending parade of non-stop action and masterful kung fu set pieces mark the vintage action classic Monkey Kung Fu from the legendary Shaw Brothers label.

A clever, enjoyable kung-fu romance is at the heart of Shaolin Mantis, and comes well prepared for the tragic fighting to come during a lengthy final chapter.

Legendary Weapons of China is an '80s kung fu classic from the Shaw Brothers which infuses spectacular, high-flying martial arts with supernatural moves.

Long, ponderous, and thoughtful, A Walk in the Sun represents the authentic war experience both at its most grueling and dull.

Betrayal and revenge serve as the core story to Flag of Iron, but it's a film defined more by its creative fighting methods than its plot.