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May 22, 2012
Who's Playing Whom In The Hitchcock Movie?
Good evening. There's a biopic being done about the portly, macabre genius who directed one-word classics like Psycho, Vertigo, Rebecca, Suspicion, Rope, and Spellbound, among other films. So which stars are dropping by for a paycheck? Here's the answer to the mystery:
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March 8, 2012
Tony Perkins Hit On Frank Langella
Frank Langella's insightful new book, Dropped Names, does just that, devoting a short chapter to each of the famous people he's encountered in his career. I was most fascinated by the one on Tony Perkins, who visited Langella backstage after a 1960s play. The Psycho star said people keep telling h ... More >>
Voice Choices
December 7, 2011
Diabolique
Frank Langella's insightful new book, Dropped Names, does just that, devoting a short chapter to each of the famous people he's encountered in his career. I was most fascinated by the one on Tony Perkins, who visited Langella backstage after a 1960s play. The Psycho star said people keep telling h ... More >>
Film
October 19, 2011
Score! Film Forum Reminds Us Who Put More Psycho in Psycho
Frank Langella's insightful new book, Dropped Names, does just that, devoting a short chapter to each of the famous people he's encountered in his career. I was most fascinated by the one on Tony Perkins, who visited Langella backstage after a 1960s play. The Psycho star said people keep telling h ... More >>
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August 1, 2011
The Top Five Music Videos Directed By Razzie Award "Winners"
MTV turns 30 today. To celebrate, we're running a bunch of pieces on the channel, its legacy, and its future. Angelina Jolie in a Michael Bay production. In the 30 years since MTV first hit the air, the music video has proven itself as a medium able to collapse high and low culture—or, ... More >>
Film
March 16, 2011
35 Years Later, Taxi Driver Still Stuns
MTV turns 30 today. To celebrate, we're running a bunch of pieces on the channel, its legacy, and its future. Angelina Jolie in a Michael Bay production. In the 30 years since MTV first hit the air, the music video has proven itself as a medium able to collapse high and low culture—or, ... More >>
Blogs
January 11, 2011
Jared Loughner: The Sad Smile of a Psycho
It was plastered on the face of Arizona wacko Jared Loughner as he appeared before a federal judge for the slaying of six people and the attempted slaughter of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. But where had I seen that look before? That very same nervy, sick, entitled, arrogant smirk? On ... More >>
Blogs
November 2, 2010
The Scariest Moment From a Movie
I'll start: The moment in When a Stranger Calls when Carol Kane is told by the police, "The call is coming from inside your house!" Runner-up: In Psycho, when Anthony Perkins's mother is spun around in her chair and turns out to be a worm-eaten skeleton. Any others?
Film
October 27, 2010
Milestones for the Masters of Suspense: Psycho's 50th, Inspector Bellamy
I'll start: The moment in When a Stranger Calls when Carol Kane is told by the police, "The call is coming from inside your house!" Runner-up: In Psycho, when Anthony Perkins's mother is spun around in her chair and turns out to be a worm-eaten skeleton. Any others?
Blogs
October 26, 2010
Joel Schumacher Was Straight!
For a day anyway. The genial director known for films like St. Elmo's Fire and The Lost Boys, did it with publicist/performer Cherry Vanilla back in the seventies, according to the latter's spicy new memoir, Lick Me.
Blogs
June 15, 2010
'Psycho' Is 50: Remembering Its Impact, and the Andrew Sarris Review
It was 50 years ago this week, Alfred Hitchcock taught the world to shriek. Sunday morning June 16, 1960, Psycho opened at two midtown Manhattan theaters, with crowds already lined up on Broadway. Was it the insolently blunt title? Hitchcock's hilarious first-person trailer ("and here we ha ... More >>
Blogs
June 3, 2010
See Double Take at the Film Forum
Tired of shlocky sequels and franchise films? Then plunk your money down on something original: Johan Grimonprez's Double Take, which is a video installation, a retro montage, a museum piece, and a meditation on the way fear was marketed and manipulated in the '50s and '60s to sell the Cold ... More >>
Film
June 1, 2010
Double Take, Starring Hitchcock
Master of Suspense stars in Cold War/pop culture/essay film mashup
Film
April 27, 2010
Ghost Bird, For the Birds, Other Avian Flicks at Anthology
On neurotic birders and avian beauty
Voice Choices
April 27, 2010
The Birds
On neurotic birders and avian beauty
Columns
August 1, 2006
NY Mirror
On neurotic birders and avian beauty
Film
May 30, 2006
Seeing and Nothingness
A must-see retrospective celebrates the work of a modernist master
Specials
October 18, 2005
Get Reel
A teenage cineaste falls in love with the Voice's film pages
Screens
October 11, 2005
The Definitive Hitchcock Collection
A teenage cineaste falls in love with the Voice's film pages
Books
August 12, 2003
Braving the Elephants
Celebrity and Suffering in John Haskell's Factual Fictions
News
February 11, 2003
The Desert of the Real
Gus Van Sant Jerry-Rigs the Road Movie
Film
May 7, 2002
Under the Stars
Gus Van Sant Jerry-Rigs the Road Movie
Film
January 29, 2002
Search and Rescue Operations
Losing the Plot at Sundance
NYC Life
May 29, 2001
Film
Cinema Alfresco
News
November 28, 2000
Icon Remix
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
NYC Life
August 15, 2000
Two-Bedroom Apartment in Three-Story Attached House
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
Film
August 1, 2000
Primal Screen
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
Music
April 20, 1999
Gettin’ Slippy Wit It
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
Art
March 23, 1999
Up and Down
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
Film
January 26, 1999
Shoot To Kill
Paul Pfeiffer Sees the Art Historical Vista from the Bates Motel
Film
January 12, 1999
Idol Speculation
Notes on Hypothetical Hollywood
Film
December 22, 1998
Psycho-a-Go-Go
On Reverence, Remakes, and Retreads
Film
December 15, 1998
Taking Another Stab
On Reverence, Remakes, and Retreads
Columns
September 22, 1998
NY Mirror
''When the press release for Stupid Kids likened the play to Dawson's Creek, there I was in the front row, ready to applaud the acne.''

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