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1997-01-02 Films in Review Magazine Contents January-February 1997

1997/01-02 –

FEATURES:

  • JOhn Cassavetes by Vincent LoBrutto
  • Candace and Juli by Candace Coreli, Juli Berg and Patrick InZetta
  • Kenneth Anger
  • John Sayles by Dylan Skolnick
  • MIke Leigh by Mirra Bank
  • Buddy G. by John Esposito
  • Michael Almereyda by Milon Robbins
  • 1996 NBR Award Winners
  • Mary Pickford by John C. Tibbetts

    • INTERMISSION:

  • Farewell compiled by Billy Doyle

  • Remembering William Wellman compiled by John Gallagher
  • The Independent Film Festival by Dylan Skolnick
  • FIR Chats With Michael Winterbottom
  • Industrial Light and Magic, Into the Digital Realm, a book review by Chris Chirarella
  • Eastwood After Hours: A Night of Jazz by Roberta Burrows

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • American Buffalo by Andy Pawelczak
  • Bound by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • Breaking the Waves by Julietta Lopez-Aranda
  • Crash by Julien LaPointe
  • The English Patient by Eva H. Kissen
  • Jude – A Very Brady Sequel by Rocco Simonelli
  • Mars Attacks! by Scott Michael Bosco
  • Michael by Victoria Alexander
  • Paradise Lost by Barbara Cramer
  • Portrait of a Lady by Andy Pawelczak
  • Shine by Victoria Alexander
  • Secret Agent by Edmund Eugene
  • Special Effects by Chris Chiarella
  • Trainspotting by Victoria Alexander
  • Trees Lounge by Olga Gardner
  • Unhook the Stars by Vincent LoBrutto
  • The Whole Wide World by Kenneth Geist
  • Jerry Maguire by Rocco Simonelli

    • COLUMNS:

  • Montreal’s 20th Annual World Film Festival by Kenneth Geist
  • Laserphile
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews – John Nangle, David Morrell
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • The Good, The Bad and The Passable
  • The National Board of Review
  • The Chosen Few
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Classifieds

    • 1996-09-10 Films in Review Magazine Contents September-October 1996

    1996/09-10 –

  • Cover: James Stewart in “Vertigo”

    • ARTICLES:

  • An Interview With James Earl Jones by Jeff Laffel
  • UFO Cabal in the Movies by Victoria Alexander
  • Tales of the Red Menace by Nicole Potter
  • MPAA: The Horror in My Life by Wes Craven
  • Jim Katz Talks About Vertigo
  • Hail to the Chiefs by Alvin Marill
  • Dating the President by Olga Gardner
  • The Good, The Bad and The Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Caught by Melissa Wasserman
  • Cold Comfort Farm by Pat Anderson
  • Hunchback of Notre Dame by Howard Beckerman
  • I Shot Andy Warhol by Andy Pawelczak
  • Independence Day by Scott Michael Bosco
  • Jane Eyre by Eva Kissin
  • Mission Impossible by Barbara Cramer
  • Phenomenon by Victoria Alexander
  • Purple Noon by Andy Pawelczak

  • Stealing Beauty by Andy Pawelczak

  • Striptease by Barbara Cramer
  • Switchblade Sisters by Bob Stephens
  • Twister by Victoria Alexander

    • COLUMNS:

  • The Berlin Film Festival by Richard Traubner
  • Devil’s Advocate – Independence Day/Twister by Rick Mitchell – The Substitute by Rocco Simonelli – Plan Nine from Outer Space by Bruce Eder
  • Laserfile by Robert A. Harris
  • The Chosen Few
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • Interview with Billie Whitelaw by John Nangle
  • Letters
  • Classifieds

    • 1996-09-10 Films in Review Magazine Contents September-October 1996

    1996/09-10 –

  • Cover: James Stewart in “Vertigo”

    • ARTICLES:

  • An Interview with James Earl Jones by Jeff Laffel – 14 pages including 3 pages of film credits
  • UFO Cabal in the Movies by Victoria Alexander
  • Tales of the Red Menace by Nicole Potter
  • MPAA: The Horror in My Life by Wes Craven
  • Jim Katz talks about Vertigo – 2 pages
  • Hail to the Chiefs by Alvin Marill
  • Dating the President by Olga Gardner

  • The Good, The Bad, and the Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Caught by Melissa Wasserman
  • Cold Comfort Farm by Pat Anderson
  • Hunchback of Notre Dame by Howard Beckerman
  • I Shot Andy Warhol by Andy Pawelczak
  • Independence Day by Scott Michael Bosco
  • Jane Eyre by Eva Kissin
  • Mission Impossible by Barbara Cramer
  • Phenomenon by Victoria Alexander
  • Purple Noon by Andy Pawelczak
  • Stealing Beauty by Andy Pawelczak
  • Striptease by Barbara Cramer
  • Switchblade Sisters by Bob Stephens
  • Twister by Victoria Alexander

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • The Berlin Film Festival by Richard Traubner
  • Laserphile by Robert A. Harris
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • The Chosen Few

  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Interview with Billie Whitelaw by John Nangle
  • Letters
  • Classifieds

    • 1996-05-06 Films in Review Magazine Contents May-June 1996

    1996/05-06 –

  • Cover: Nicolas Cage and Dian Hanson meet at the NBR Awards

    • ARTICLES:

  • J. Arthur Rank by Rebecca Smith
  • Icons: Ronald Neame interview
  • Icons: Honor Blackman interview
  • Mel Gibson by John Andrew Gallagher and Sylvia Caminer
  • The Good, The Bad and The Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • The 1996 NBR Awards by Roy Frumkes
  • Please Don’t Feed the Dinosaurs by Edward Summer

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Before and After by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Birdcage by Victoria Alexander
  • Broken Arrow by Andy Pawelczak
  • Chungking Express by Michael Bashinsky
  • Fargo by Barbara Cramer
  • The Juror by Andy Pawelczak
  • Mr. Holland’s Opus by Peter N. Chumo II
  • 12 Monkeys by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • White Squall by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • The Typewriter, The Rifle and The Movie Camera by John Andrew Gallagher

    • COLUMNS:

  • The Sundance Film Festival by Rick Hamner
  • Devil’s Advocate by Danielle Steckler and Ricco Simonelli
  • Laserfile by Bruce Eder
  • The Chosen Few: Audio/Video projects to watch for
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Accents & Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • In Memoriam: William K. Everson by Kevin Brownlow
  • Letters

    • 1996-03-04 Films in Review Magazine Contents March-April 1996

    1996/03-04 –

  • Cover: Foreign poster art for Angels and Insects

    • ARTICLES:

  • Miklos Rozsa by Bruce Eder
  • Isolated Scores on Laserdisc
  • Of Music and Movies by Bruce Edler
  • The Passion of Joan of Arc – Voices of Light by Nicole Potter
  • Interview with Richard Einhorn by Nicole Potter
  • Billy Wilder and Stanley Donen by Stephen M. Silverman
  • The Sound of Silents by Stuart Oderman
  • The Good, The Bad and the Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Louise Brooks — Part 3 by Jerry Vermilye

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Angels and Insects by Suzanna Turman
  • Casino by Victoria Alexander
  • Dead Man Walking by Leon Friedman
  • From Dusk Till Dawn by Andy Pawelczak
  • Heat by Victoria Alexander
  • Leaving Las Vegas by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • Nixon by Andy Pawelczak
  • Nixon by Stephen F. Rogers
  • Kissinger and Nixon by Stephen F. Rogers
  • Sense and Sensibility by Barbara Creamer
  • Shanghai Triad by Andy Pawelczak
  • Toy Story by Edward Summer

    • COLUMNS:

  • The New York Film Festival by Pat Anderson
  • Laserfile by Rocco Simonelli
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • In Memoriam by Bruce Eder
  • Letters

    • 1996-01-01 Films in Review Magazine Contents January-Feburary 1996

    1996/01-02 –

  • Cover: Janet Leigh in “Psycho”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Curtis Harrington on James Whale by David Del Valle
  • Dark Horizon: The Landscape of Horror Noir by Bob Stephens
  • An Interview with Joseph Stefano by Sylvia Cramer and John Andrew Gallagher
  • Deadly Is the Female by Michael Brashinsky
  • The Good, The Bad and The Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Louise Brooks — Part 2 by Jerry Vermilya

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Carrington by Barbara Creamer
  • Casino by Andy Pawelczak
  • Copycat by Victoria Alexander
  • Devil in a Blue Dress by Andy Pawelczak
  • GoldenEye by Victoria Alexander
  • Lessons of Darkness by Andy Pawelczak
  • Mighty Aphrodite by Andy Pawelczak
  • Seven by Edward Summer
  • Total Eclipse by Kenneth Geist

    • COLUMNS:

  • The Prague Film Festival by Richard Traubner
  • Accents and Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • Letters

    • 1995-11-12 Films in Review Magazine Contents November-December 1995

    1995/11-12 –

  • Cover: “Desperado”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Pre-MGM Spencer Tracy by John C. Tibbetts
  • Louise Brooks — Part 1 by Jerry Vermilya
  • Rediscovering “Her Man” by John Andrew Gallagher
  • Many Bridges to Cross: A Fable About Whoopi by John C. Tibbetts
  • The Good, the Bad and The Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • United Artists Sci-Fi Matinee by Bob Stephens
  • A Filmgoer’s Journal of the Montreal Film Festival by Kenneth Geist
  • The Animator Who Never Gave Up: The Unmaking of a Masterpiece by Edward Summer
  • Jack Pickford and Olive Thomas by Stuart Oderman

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Babe by Edward Summer
  • Belle de Jour by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • Beyond Rangoon by Andy Pawelczak
  • Clockers by Andy Pawelczak
  • Crumb by Andy Pawelczak
  • Desperado by Andy Pawelczak
  • Leaving Las Vegas by Barbara Cramer
  • Lord of Illusions – The Prophecy by Victoria Alexander
  • The Run of the Country by Eva H. Kissin
  • Something to Talk About by Andy Pawelczak
  • To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar by Barbara Cramer
  • Unzipped by Nicole Potter
  • The Usual Suspects by Andy Pawelczak
  • Waterworld by Andy Pawelczak

    • COLUMNS:

  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • Accents and Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Emerging Technologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • Letters

    • 1995-11-12 Films in Review Magazine Contents November-December 1995

    1995/11-12 –

  • Cover: “Desperado”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Pre-MGM Spencer Tracy by John C. Tibbetts – 19 photo packed pages
  • Louise Brooks – PART 1 – by Jerry Vermilye – 11 pages, packed with photos, to be continued in next issue (not included). First two pages shown as sample below
  • Rediscovering “Her Man” by John Andrew Gallagher – 10 pages
  • Many Bridges to Cross – A Fable About Whoopi by John C. Tibbetts
  • The Good, The Bad, and the Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • United Artists Sci-Fi Matinee by Bob Stephens – 7 pages

  • A Filmgoer’s Journal of the Montreal Film Festival by Kenneth Geist
  • The Animator Who Never Gave Up; The Unmaking of a Masterpiece by Edward Summer
  • Jack Pickford and Olive Thomas by Stuart Oderman – 12 pages

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Babe by Edward Summer
  • Belle du Jour by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • Beyond Rangoon by Andy Pawelczak
  • Clockers by Andy Pawelczak
  • Crumb by Andy Pawelczak
  • Desperado by Andy Pawelczak
  • Leaving Las Vegas by Barbara Cramer
  • Lord of Illusions, The Prophecy by Victoria Alexander
  • The Run of the Country by Eva H. Kissin
  • Something to Talk About by Andy Pawelczak
  • To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar by Barbara Cramer
  • Unzipped by Nicole Potter
  • The Usual Suspects by Andy Pawelczak

  • Waterworld by Andy Pawelczak

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle

  • Accents & Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Emerging Techologies by Al Griffin
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Letters
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle

    • 1995-09-10 Films in Review Magazine Contents September-October 1995

    1995/09-10 –

  • Cover: Jean Rogers

    • ARTICLES:

  • Jean Rogers by Roy Kinnard – 7 pages
  • Percy Marmont by John C. Tibbetts – 11 pages including nearly 6 pages of film credits
  • H. Rider Haggard on the Screen by Philip Leibfred – 10 pages
  • Those Elite Laser Specials by Roy Frumkes
  • The Good, The Bad, and the Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Accents & Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • A Reappreciation – Child Actors of 1993 by Michael Canning

  • The Thin Man – Dashiell Hammett and Hollywood by Richard Drees – 8 pages

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Apollo 13 by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Bridges of Madison County by Andy Pawelczak
  • Crimson Tide by Andy Pawelczak
  • Ed Wood by Peter N. Chuma II
  • First Knight by Andy Pawelczak
  • Jeffrey by Kenneth L. Geist
  • The Net by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Perez Family by Maria Garcia
  • Persuasion by Pat Anderson
  • Species by Andy Pawelczak

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • Letters

    • 1995-07-08 Films in Review Magazine Contents July-August 1995

    1995/07-08 –

  • Cover: Buster Keaton

    • ARTICLES:

  • Railroad Man – The Last Ride of Buster Keaton
  • Horrors on Laserdisc by Roy Frumkes
  • Virginia Mayo by Glen A. Waskow
  • Berlinale ’95 by Richard Traubner
  • The Good, The Bad and The Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Accents & Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Favorite Words of Famous People by Lewis Frumkes
  • The Last Hunt by Nicholas Anez

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Burnt By the Sun by Eva H. Kissin
  • Death and the Maiden by Andy Pawelczak
  • Forget Paris by Andy Pawelczak
  • Jefferson in Paris by Andy Pawelczak
  • Just Cause by Russ G. Gregg
  • Kiss of Death by Andy Pawelczak
  • Losing Isaiah by Andy Pawelczak
  • Outbreak by James M. Welsh
  • Panther Panchali by Andy Pawelczak
  • Priest by Maria Garcia
  • Rob Roy by Andy Pawelczak

  • The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain by Pat Anderson

    • COLUMNS:

  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Soundtrack by Jack Smith
  • Letters

    • 1995-03-04 Films in Review Magazine Contents March-April 1995

    1995/03-04 –

  • Cover: Vera-Ellen

    • ARTICLES:

  • Vera-Ellen by Joe Frazzetta
  • The New Violence or Twenty Years of Violence in Films: An Appreciation by Michael Eric Stein
  • The Hitchcock Universe: Thirty-Nine Steps and Then Some by Louis Phillips
  • Accents and Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Redicovering Midnight Mary by John Andrew Gallagher
  • The Good, The Bad, and the Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • 13th Pordenone Silent Film Festival by William K. Everson
  • Robert Newton by Philip Leibfred
  • Laserdiscs: The Invasion of the Deluxe Editions by Roy Frumkes

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Immortal Beloved by Maria Garcia
  • Legends of the Fall by Andy Pawelczak
  • Little Women by Eva H. Kissin
  • Murder in the First by Andy Pawelczak
  • Queen Margot by Andy Pawelczak
  • Red by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Secret of Roan Inish by Eva H. Kissin

    • COLUMNS:

  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • Letters
  • The Television Scene by Chris Buchman

    • 1994-11-12 Films in Review Magazine Contents November-December 1994

    1994/11-12 –

  • Cover: Paul Newman in “Nobody’s Fool”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Merry Christmas from Charles Dickens … and Thomas Edison by Fred Guida
  • Rhonda Fleming by James Bawden
  • Westerns by Nicholas Anez
  • Laserdiscs: From the Sublime to the Ridiculous by Roy Frumkes
  • Sylvia Sidney Filmography by John Springer
  • The Good, The Bad, and The Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Accents and Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Pioneers by Marsha McCreadie

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • The Shawshank Redemption by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Browning Vision by Maria Garcia
  • Quiz Show by Andy Pawelczak
  • Bullets Over Broadway by Kevin Lewis
  • Natural Born Killers by Andy Pawelczak
  • To Live by Kevin Lewis
  • I Like It Like That by Maria Garcia
  • Barcelona by Eva Kissin
  • The Road to Wellville by Kenneth Geist
  • Forrest Gump by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert by Harry Pearson, Jr.

    • COLUMNS:

  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Television Scene by Chris Buchman

    • 1994-11-12 Films in Review Magazine Contents November-December 1994

    1994/11-12 –

  • Cover: Paul Newman in “Nobody’s Fool” (1994)

    • ARTICLES:

  • Merry Christmas from Charles Dickens – And Thomas Edison by Fred Guida – 4 pages
  • Rhonda Fleming by James Bawden – 12 pages including 3 pages of film credits
  • Westerns by Nicholas Anez
  • Laserdiscs – From the Sublime to the Ridiculous by Roy Frumkes
  • Sylvia Sidney Filmography by John Springer
  • The Good, The Bad, and the Just Passable by Alan G. Barbour and Roy Frumkes
  • Accents and Umlauts by Louise Tanner
  • Pioneers by Marsha McCreadie – 14 pages that look to be primarily about June Mathis and Frances Marion

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • The Shawshank Redemption by Andy Pawelczak
  • The Browning Version by Marcia Garcia
  • Quiz Show by Andy Pawelczak

  • Bullets Over Broadway by Kevin Lewis
  • Natural Born Killers by Andy Pawelczak

  • To Live by Kevin Lewis
  • I Like It Like That by Marica Garcia
  • Barcelona by Eva Kissin
  • The Road to Wellville by Kenneth Geist
  • Forrest Gump by Harry Pearson, Jr.
  • The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert by Harry Pearson, Jr.

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Videosyncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • Obituaries by Billy H. Doyle
  • The Sound Track by Jack Smith
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Television Scene by Chris Buchman

    • 1987-08-09 Films in Review Magazine Contents August-September 1987

    1987/08-09 –

  • Cover: Orson Welles, circa 1939

    • ARTICLES:

  • Lee Grant by Michael Buckley – 17 pages
  • Orson Welles: First Film by Richard France – 4-1/2 pages
  • Andre de Toth by Anthony Slide – 8 page interview
  • Tony Scott by Louise Tanner

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • NBR Ratings by Daniel Pallante
  • Beverly Hills Cop by Michael Buckley
  • Ishtar by Eva Kissin
  • Harry and the Hendersons by Michael Buckley
  • Gardens of Stone by Kenneth L. Geist
  • The Stepfather by Michael Buckley
  • Angel Heart by William H. Gibbons III
  • The River’s Edge by Christopher & Roy Frumkes
  • Heaven by Louise Stanton
  • Prick Up Your Ears by Louise Tanner
  • The Untouchables by Scott Rose

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Rediscovery by William K. Everson
  • Video-Syncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • The Television Scene by Chris Buchman
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Obituaries
  • Letters

    • 1984-08-09 Films in Review Magazine Contents August-September 1984

    1984/08-07 –

  • Cover: Boris Karloff’s wife Dorothy provides tea as Jack Pierce completes Karloff’s makeup for The Mummy, 1933

    • ARTICLES:

  • Priscilla Dean by DeWitt Bodeen
  • Francis Veber by Michael Buckley
  • Ellen Barkin by Kenneth Chanko
  • Rediscovery by William K. Everson

  • PRC – The Unknown Studio by Wheeler Dixon
  • Temple of Gremlins by Armond White

  • The Mummy Revisited by Gregory Mank – 8 page article including 2 full page black & white photos
  • Social Notes by William K. Everson

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • FIR Ratings by Daniel Pallante
  • Indiana Jones by Michael Buckley
  • The Natural by Pat Anderson
  • Under the Volcano by Armond White
  • Top Secret by P.C. Noble
  • Swann in Love by Marcia Magill
  • The Karate Kid by Joseph Olshan
  • The 4th Man by kenneth Chanko
  • After the Rehearsal by Evelyn Gerstein
  • The Bounty by Charles Sawyer
  • Police Academy by Louise Stanton
  • Beat Street by Jim Welsh
  • Firestarter by Michael Buckley
  • Rhinestone by Joseph Olshan
  • Star Trek III by P.C. Noble

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • Special Book Review by Robert Giroux
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle

  • Letters
  • Letters

    • 1983-11 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1983/11 –

  • Cover: Martin Sheen and Blair Brown in “Kennedy”

    • ARTICLES:

  • The Farnum Brothers by DeWitt Bodeen about Dustin and William Farnum
  • Tom Berenger by Michael Buckley
  • Nino Manfredi by John Nangle
  • Claire Trevor by John Gallagher
  • David Dukes by Michael Buckley
  • Museum of Modern Art Retrospective by Richard Traubner
  • Some Random Thoughts on Film Scholarship

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • National Board Ratings by Daniel Pallante
  • Educating Rita by Marcia Magill
  • Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence by Joseph Hurley
  • Hanna K. by Joseph Hurley
  • Special Note

    • COLUMNS:

  • Letter from the Editor
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Book Reviews
  • Letters
  • Ads

    • 1983-10 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1983/10 –

  • Cover: Loretta Young and David Niven in “Eternally Yours”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn by Joseph Hurley
  • Adolphe Menjou by Larry Lee Holland
  • 1983 Locarno Film Festival by Alvin H. Marill
  • Kevin Kline by Charlene Krista
  • David Niven by John Gallagher
  • Luis Buneul by Richard Greenbaum
  • New Directors/New Films by Richard Greenbaum

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Daniel

  • The Big Chill
  • Brainstorm
  • Krull
  • Staying Alive
  • Risky Business
  • Kitty and the Bagman

  • L’Etoile du Nord
  • Class

    • COLUMNS:

  • Letter from the Editor
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • Rediscovery: Fugitive Lovers (1933) by William K. Everson
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • Letters
  • Ads and Classifieds

    • 1983-03 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1983/03 –

  • Cover: Ann Harding and Gary Cooper in “Peter Ibbetson”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Madge Kennedy by Anthony Slide
  • A Handful of Hitchcock by Michael Buckley
  • Henry Hathaway by James Bawden
  • Film Scholarship by William K. Everson
  • William Hains by Larry Lee Holland
  • Jonathan Kaplen by Eugene Stein
  • Additions and Corrections – 1982 Necrology

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Silkwood by Charles Sawyer

  • Under Fire by Shawn Cunningham
  • Running Brave by John Nangle
  • Android by John Nangle

    • COLUMNS:

  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • Letters
  • Ads and Classifieds

    • 1983-02 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1983/02 –

  • Cover: Glenn Close as Jenny Fields in “The World According to Garp”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Pictures of Women by Richard Greenbaum

  • Susanna Foster by Gregory F. Mank
  • Glenn Close by Joseph Hurley

    • Director’s Series:

  • John Sayles by Kenneth M. Chanko
  • John Frankenheimer by Pat Broeske
  • 1982 Films in Review Index

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Tootsie by Marsha McCreadie
  • The Toy by Pat Anderson
  • Veronika Voss by Gerry Marta
  • Airplane II: The Sequel by Jim Welsh
  • Celeste by Arnold Horton
  • Kiss Me Goodbye by John Calhoun
  • The Year of Living Dangerously by Kenneth M. Chanko
  • Six Weeks by Anne C. Morra
  • Trail of the Pink Panther by Gregory Solman

  • Frances by Tim Purtell

    • COLUMNS:

  • Letters
  • From the Editor by Brendan Ward
  • Ad Glib by Jim Beaver
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • Book Reviews

    • 1982-08 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1982/08-09 –

  • Cover: Robert Preston as Toddy in “Victor/Victoria”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Carol Reed – One of His Last Interviews by Gene D. Phillips
  • Robert Preston – Perennial Star Reaches a New Generation of Fans by Joseph Hurley

    • Directors Series:

  • Sylvester Stallone by John Calhoun
  • Istvan Szabo by Bill Bottigi
  • Views
  • Twenty Years of the Best Writing (and Thinking) About Films by Charles P. Reilly

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Grease II by William K. Everson
  • Burt’s Bikers by Pat Anderson
  • Star Trek II by Kenneth M. Chanko
  • Author! Author! by Michael Buckley
  • Diner by Kenneth M. Chanko
  • Blade Runner by Charlene Krista
  • Bolero by Marcia Magill
  • Poltergeist by Kenneth M. Chanko
  • Tron by Charlene Krista

    • COLUMNS:

  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Book Reviews
  • Letters
  • Classifieds
  • Films in Release

    • 1981-12 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1981/12 –

  • Cover: Pat O’Brien and Betty Compson in “Destination Unknown”

    • ARTICLES:

  • The 19th New York Film Festival by Charles Phillips Reilly
  • Robert Donat by DeWitt Bodeen
  • Tay Garnett – An American Original by John Gallagher

    • Directors Series:

  • Walter Hill by Pat Broeske
  • John Badham by Edwin Kephart
  • Christopher Miles by Mildred Taffell

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Quartet by Pat Anderson
  • Beau Pere by James Sullivan
  • Rich and Famous by Dean Billanti
  • The French Lieutenant’s Woman by Tim Purtell
  • The Boat is Full by Gary Cowan
  • Mommie Dearest by Tim Purtell
  • Halloween II by John Paul Ward

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Collecting Scene by Anthony Slide
  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • The Television Scene – The Bible on TV II – by Alvin H. Marill
  • Book Reviews
  • Classified Ads
  • Films in Release

    • 1981-11 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1981/11 –

  • Cover: Frank Perry directs Faye Dunaway in “Mommie Dearest”

    • ARTICLES:

  • George Cukor by DeWitt Bodeen
  • Melvyn Douglas Filmography by Kevin Lewis and Alvin Marill
  • Jeremy Irons by Alicia Springer

    • Director’s Series:

  • Hugh Hudson by Brendan Ward
  • Ulu Grosbard by John Gallagher
  • Frank Perry by Jim Beaver
  • Farley Granger by Alvin H. Marill

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Blood Wedding by Alexander Taffel
  • Only When I Laugh by Pat Anderson
  • Southern Comfort by Jim Beaver
  • True Confessions by Michael Gallagher
  • Stevie by Jon Gartenberg
  • Pixote by James Sullivan
  • Chu-Chu and the Philly Flash by Marie K. Allen
  • An Enemy of the People by Jim Beaver
  • Two Openings by Dean Billanti
  • The Collecting Scene – Encore Entertainment by Anthony Slide
  • Ad Glib by Jim Beaver
  • Rediscovery: “New” Chaplin Films by William K. Everson
  • The Television Scene: Golden Age by Alvin H. Marill
  • The Sound Track: Edward Zeliff by Page Cook
  • Book Reviews
  • Classifieds
  • Films in Release

    • 1981-10 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1981/10 –

  • Cover: Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas, and Ina Claire in “Ninotchka”

    • ARTICLES:

  • The Two Careers of Melvyn Douglas by Kevin Lewis

    • Director’s Series:

  • Pascal Thomas – Heart to Heart by Marsha Mccreadie
  • John Schlesinger – Honky Tonk Freeway by John Study
  • Robert Enders – Stevie by Jon Gartenberg
  • Peter Weir – Gallipoli by Marcia Magill
  • The Great Film Bazaar of India by Richard Greenbaum
  • Ray Harryhausen by Jon Gartenberg

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Arthur by Michael Buckley
  • Blow Out by Gary Furtak
  • Continental Divide by John Paul Ward
  • Eye of the Needle by Aaron Betsky
  • First Monday in October by Pat Anderson
  • Gallipoli by Jim Beaver
  • Prince of the City by Charles Phillips Reilly
  • Victory by Gay Cowan
  • On the Right Track by Mildred Taffel
  • The Great Muppet Caper by Tom Rogers
  • Clash of the Titans by John Paul Ward
  • From Mao to Mozart by Tatiana Balkoff Lipscomb
  • Dragonslayer by Tom Rogers

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Collecting Scene by Anthony Slide
  • The Television Scene – Jackie Cooper on TV – by Alvin H. Marill
  • Book Reviews
  • Classified
  • Films in Release
  • Letters

    • 1981-08-09 Films in Review Magazine Contents August-September 1981

    1981/08-09 –

  • Cover: Cecil B. DeMille with Yul Brynner

    • ARTICLES:

  • DeMille Centenary by DeWitt Bodeen
  • Film in Drag by Edward Connor
  • Nancy Allen by John Study
  • Academy Science & Technical Awards
  • Steve McQueen by Jim Beaver

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Raiders of the Lost Ark by Gary Furtak
  • Superman II by Tom Rogers
  • Four Seasons by Michael Buckley
  • For Your Eyes Only by John Paul Ward
  • S.O.B. by William K. Everson

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Rediscovery by William K. Everson
  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • The Collecting Scene by Anthony Slide
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • Book Reviews
  • Classified
  • Films in Release
  • Letters

    • 1980-11 Films in Review Magazine Contents

    1980/11 –

  • Cover: Robert Redford the director of “Ordinary People” starring Mary Tyler Moore, Donald Sutherland, and Timothy Hutton

    • ARTICLES:

  • Dirk Bogarde by DeWitt Bodeen
  • Josephine Hutchinson by Gregory Mank
  • French Cinema by Yuri Vidov Karageorge

    • Director’s Series:

  • Paul Mazursky by Peter Mascuch
  • Philippe De Broca by Trisha Curran
  • Tage Danielsson by Pat Anderson
  • Theodoros Bafaloukos by Marsha McCreadie
  • Brian Garfield by Rob Edelman

    • FILMS IN REVIEW:

  • Ordinary People by Trisha Curran
  • Resurrection by Marsha McCreadie
  • Return of the Secaucus 7 by Edwin Kephart
  • Hopscotch by Brendan Ward
  • The Elephant Man by Rob Edelman
  • Bad Timing by Dean Billanti
  • Somewhere in Time by Jeffrey Wells
  • Short Takes

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Films on 8 & 16 by Anthony Slide
  • The Television Scene by Alvin H. Marill
  • The Weinberg Touch by Herman Weinberg
  • Book Reviews: Shelley Winters
  • Letters
  • Classified
  • Films in Release