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The western has been one genre that has long resisted change, but newer releases illustrate how this type of film can adapt for the...

A look at ten popular films which have valid opportunities for prequels to either expand upon a favorite character, or re-energize the franchise for...

With the release of Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, now is an excellent time to reexamine the controversial director’s...

Quentin Tarantino is a filmmaker who does things a little differently than most. That includes his process for choosing the music in his films....

If you examine the filmographies of some of the most respected filmmakers in history, more often than not you will see a change in...

A new year means an opportunity to reflect on the past. This is our list of the 100 best films of the last 15 years, Part 1 #100 through 76.

Directors’ trademarks is a series of articles that examines the “signatures” that filmmakers leave behind in their work. This month, with the release of The Hateful Eight, we’re examining the trademark style and calling signs of Quentin Tarantino as director.

 Do some films get made as secret sequels to unconnected earlier films, turning those older films into prequels? It may just be random coincidence, but some movies seems to work perfectly as continuations of earlier, unrelated films. The earlier films may not be official prequels, and they weren’t made by the same people—or even the same studio—but there are hints, if you look for them, which indicate that later filmmakers possibly looked at earlier projects and secretly wrote their newer films as informal sequels to those prior hits. Or maybe this is all just unplanned happenstance. Look at our list and see what you think.

Six weeks.  In six weeks, the brand new movie from Quentin Tarantino following his 2009 venture Inglorious Basterds will be upon us.  In the meantime, we've been subjected to quite a few pieces of advertising for the film, from the initial trailer to character posters and everything in between.  And now the final theatrical one sheet is here, and its probably the least impressive yet.

In today's edition of Poster Madness, we have a trio of action movie posters, a one-sheet that might induce a case of stange deja vu, and a pair of two (very) stereotypical indy posters.  Catch all six of them below.