The American Interest - The startlingly germane The Ox-Bow Incident upon its 75th anniversary

Slate - How Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey triumphs over the presumption of shortened attention spans

JazzTimes - A new documentary on the Blue Note label

The American Interest - The Santa Fe shootings, the automatic weapon that is the abyss within, and the 1950 film Gun Crazy

The American Interest - Otis Redding and a filmed performance that changed American music

The Daily Beast - The weirdest Easter special in television history

The Daily Beast - Renee Falconetti, The Passion of Joan of Arc, and the greatest acting performance in movie history

Salon - Is it okay to like Leni Riefenstahl's Olympia?

Salon - The scariest animated Christmas film you've never seen

Salon - Why Orson Welles's Othello and its self-hating Iago are more relevant than ever

Salon - How Alfred Hitchcock handled working for "the man" in David O. Selznick with Rebecca (1940)

Salon - The Prisoner, 50 years later, a prescient show for our paranoid android age

Vice - Fast Times at Ridgemont High, the best movie about growing up

The American Interest - Elvis as thespian

The Weekly Standard - The first mature Alfred Hitchcock film, 1927's The Lodger

Salon - The Friends of Eddie Coyle, the best film of the 1970s

The American Interest - Robert Mitchum's 100th birthday and the apotheosis of film noir

The Daily Beast - A porn king, Dylan, and a DIY cinematic masterpiece

The Daily Beast - Withnail and I, a film to do your soul good

The American Interest - Probing the filmography of Orson Welles beyond Citizen Kane

Sports Illustrated- Early cinematic hockey efforts

The Daily Beast - Are the Marx Brothers still funny?

The Barnes and Noble Review - The classics of Halloween cinema

The Smart Set - A joyous, overlooked British film about the joys of whisky

Vice - The 1936 vampire classic that is really about lesbians

The Boston Globe - Great films set at sea

Vice - Bride of Frankenstein is still sexy and scary after eighty years

The Smart Set - The enduring appeal of The Empire Strikes Back has as much to do with Shakespeare and Oedipus as Han Solo and Yoda

Vice - Orson Welles's daring foray into Dracula

The Smart Set - Orson Welles's Macbeth as horror film

The Smart Set - An author reflects on living with Rankin-Bass' Rudolph holiday special