“The Phantom of the Opera” (1925)
Lon Chaney’s iconic titular performance in the 1925 silent horror film, “The Phantom of the Opera,” is one of the cinema’s scariest sights.
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Lon Chaney’s iconic titular performance in the 1925 silent horror film, “The Phantom of the Opera,” is one of the cinema’s scariest sights.
Led by Nathan Lane’s great comedic performance, the 2005 movie adaptation of Mel Brooks’ “The Producers” musical is highly entertaining.
The 2004 movie adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Weber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” musical is visually stunning, but the story becomes tiresome and repetitive thanks to its bloated runtime.
Decadent and depraved, the rated-X Luchino Visconti epic “The Damned” is a beautifully dark look into 1930s Nazi Germany.
Featuring Nicolas Cage and John Travolta playing each other, the action-packed “Face/Off” is exactly as ridiculous and entertaining as it sounds.
Bob Fosse’s autobiographical musical-fantasy, “All That Jazz,” starring Roy Scheider, is an astonishing cinematic achievement.
“The Crow” boasts a brilliant gothic atmosphere and is a fitting epitaph to the late Brandon Lee, who died during filming.
Filled with beautiful writing exploring the subconscious mind, “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” is a necessary read for any James Joyce fan.
Tremendous musicianship and cool jazz rhythms make “Chet Baker Quartet featuring Ross Freeman” LP one of the best jazz listens of the early ’50s.
Responsible for some of the finest folk songs of the 1920s, Bascom Lamar Lunsford’s 1953 LP “Smoky Mt. Ballads” is an underrated and unlikely comeback.
The 1979 Japanese film “Demon Pond” is a strange and surreal experience that is both beautiful and grotesque, mysterious and wacky.
Featuring one of the best intro sequences in recent horror movie memory, Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” is a decently entertaining spook flick.