Category: Sunday Matinee

Here’s a 2012 Western starring that guy from Mr. Robot and Donald Sutherland. Christian Slater. Yeah, Christian Slater. Check it

Here’s a story about revenge, kind of like Charles Bronson’s Death Wish. Those folks in Australia sure do talk funny.

Here’s an award-winning story about family and sin and redemption, told with an Irish accent. Check it out.

Here’s a French gangster flick (with English subtitles) and lots of blood and gunfights. A motorcycle car chase. Another gunfight.

Here’s a 2017 teevee flick en español that shares insights into narco life, at least as many Mexicans understand it.

Here’s an action flick with plenty of murder and mayhem and coping. Check it out.

Here’s a star-studded action flick from 2016. The movie features Gal Gadot, Tommy Lee Jones, Kevin Kostner, Gary Oldman, and

Christian Bale is America’s greatest living actor. And here he is playing a semi-psychotic ex-soldier trying to find a job

This movie from Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien is gorgeous. You might be tempted to write it off as some Chinese

Here’s a movie about bad guys and bad guys trying to be good. We’ve all been there, right? With a

You remember Get Shorty. Sort of. Do you remember that Tony Soprano was in it? And Gene Hackman, Rene Russo,

Have you ever had a bad day at work? Not like these guys. The company the company man works for

Here’s a classic cheesy gangster movie from 1996. With Dennis Hopper, Michael Madsen, and Keifer Sutherland. Check it out.

“Hello, I’m Johnny Cash.” And that’s pretty much the only reason to watch this 1961 rockabilly film noir. With some

Here’s a 1945 classic, starring Ingrid Berman and Gregory Peck. Hitchcock’s cameo comes about 43 minutes in. He emerges from

Here’s a great movie with a great pedigree. Humphrey Bogart. Jennifer Jones. Gina Lollobrigida. Peter Lorre. Robert Morley. Directed by

Here’s a pretty good Gary Cooper Western, with Richard Widmark, Susan Hayward, a little Rita Moreno, and Mexican actor Victor

Here’s a John Wayne movie you’ve never seen. The Wake of the Red Witch features John Wayne as a sea

Here’s a decent cold war era spy film, loaded with deceit and betrayal and Nazis and British agents. Check it