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Pulp Fiction 4K UHD Review: Jukeboxer

By Jack Cormack | Dec 7, 2022

Joy to the world: Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction—a gritty crime romp set in mid-1990s L.A.—is now out in 4K Ultra ...

True Romance Blu-ray Review: Entertaining, Relentless, and Fearless

By Davy | Jul 1, 2022

I wouldn't exactly call the 1990s the greatest decade, but I will say that the movies that came out of ...

True Romance 4K UHD Review: Sick Love, Slick Film

By Kent Conrad | Jun 28, 2022

True Romance isn't a Quentin Tarantino movie. His name is on the screenplay. It has many scenes which no other ...

The Hateful Eight DVD Review: Definitely Hateful, For Better or Worse

By Cinema Sentries | Mar 24, 2016

Written by Chris Morgan Every Quentin Tarantino movie is an event, especially as he continues to threaten to retire eventually, ...

Book Review: Quentin Tarantino FAQ: Everything Left to Know About the Original Reservoir Dog by Dale Sherman

By Cinema Sentries | Mar 23, 2015

Written by Mary K. Williams Author Dale Sherman's newest FAQ book, he previously wrote Armageddon Films FAQ and KISS FAQ, ...

Inglourious Basterds Movie Review: Liquid Modernity and Alternate History

By Cinema Sentries | Jan 4, 2013

Written by Mule Inglourious Basterds (2009) directed by Quantin Tarantino stars Mélanie Laurent (Shosanna Dreyfus), Christoph Waltz (Col. Hans Landa), ...

Book Review: If You Like Quentin Tarantino… by Katherine Rife

By Cinema Sentries | Jan 2, 2013

Written by Michael Nazarewycz After opening to great reviews on Christmas Day (and presently flaunting an 80 on Metacritic after ...

Grindhouse Movie Review: Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, and Friends Recreate the Experience

By Gordon S. Miller | Dec 21, 2012

The word "grindhouse" used to refer to the old, run-down theaters that showed double bills of B-movies. Back before there ...

Jackie Brown Movie Review: Yes, This is Quentin Tarantino’s Best Movie

By Dusty Somers | Dec 17, 2012

A new Quentin Tarantino movie is generally a cause for excitement, even if the filmmaker is often his own worst ...

Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2: An Artful Bloodbath

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 17, 2012

Written by Mary K. Williams Back during the filming of Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman cooked up a ...

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 11, 2012

Written by Mule There is no reason to expect anything other than a hyperawareness of the very artificiality of the ...

Four Rooms: The Man From Hollywood Movie Review: Tarantino Doesn’t Do Much with It

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 10, 2012

Written by Michael Nazarewycz A look at Quentin Tarantino's body of work wouldn't be complete without a lesser-known writing/directing effort ...

From Dusk Till Dawn Movie Review: Half Action Movie, Half Vampire Movie. Guess Which Half Sucks?

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 9, 2012

Written by Michael Nazarewycz It was the best of films; it was the worst of films. Okay. So it isn't ...

Pulp Fiction: The Five Things I Love About It

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 7, 2012

Written by Kristen Lopez What can be said about Pulp Fiction that hasn't been written since the film's release in ...

True Romance (1993) Movie Review: The Tarantino Touch: Violence, Gore, and Humor

By Cinema Sentries | Dec 5, 2012

Written by Mule True Romance (1993) directed by Tony Scott and written by Quentin Tarantino has all the hallmarks of ...

Reservoir Dogs Movie Review: An Outstanding Debut

By Gordon S. Miller | Nov 2, 2012

Before technology fragmented culture by increasing access, options, and the rate of change, the counterculture had a greater impact on ...

Review: If You Like Quentin Tarantino… by Katherine Rife

By Greg Barbrick | Oct 26, 2012

The new If You Like… series of books from Limelight Editions focus on items that fans of a particular director ...