“So long as Nixon is allowed to campaign against Abbie Hoffman, so long will the Great Silent Majority continue to swell into terrifyingly Hitlerian hordes”

“World-weary, battered, unpretentious, Mitchum epitomized postwar masculinity: Here was the conquering hero conquered by self-doubt, who never feared reprisal for confessing this weakness because he could defend himself with a truly terrifying physical strength”

“By 1970, the war between blacks and whites had reached flashpoint. On Janu­ary 7, a micro race riot erupted in the Saigon headquarters of the U.S. Military Command”

“Star Wars” works an odd double twist, becoming the most ultra-modern and utterly old-fashioned film of its kind.

It follows superstar DJs Carl Cox and Martin Garrix

“I see myself kind of like a tenor. And a tenor needs to hit those high notes once in a while.”

The acclaimed filmmaker discusses his latest, “Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?,” and looking into his own family’s past

Some moments of genuine dread can neither elevate nor save this empty vessel of a thriller