The three-and-a-half minute tracking shot tells the audience everything they need to know about the setting, pace, and story ...

The votes are in. Los Angeles is the worst city, with California the worst state, to be a mail carrier alongside dogs.

In 1957, arguably the biggest star in Hollywood got together with cinema's most revered director to make a movie called Touch of Evil. Upon its release the following year, the movie would become ...

Like almost every Welles project, the film was taken from him and re-edited, only regaining its initial form following a 1998 restoration (this is that version). ‘Touch of Evil’ might be ...

He was at his slimy best in Touch of Evil (1958) as Pancho ... over Leigh and flicks out his tongue like a snake. Later in the film, Heston pounds his head into a jukebox. Key moments of the ...

used extensive long takes and stitched them together so the entire film appears to consist of only four shots. The second was the legendary opening to Welles’ classic noir “Touch of Evil ...

The first time I saw Orson Welles' Touch of Evil as a teenager, I hated it. After all, the U.S.-Mexico border, where the film is set, and which its famous opening tracking shot maps, is my true ...

Kino Lorber Studio Classics announced via their social media channels today that the 1958 classic Film Noir movie Touch of Evil will be coming to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray. This is an initial ...

What do mice feel at the movies? Joy and sadness? Inspiration and confusion? Do they think about their place in the universe, about the consequences of their actions? How exactly do you watch a ...

Touch of Evil smacks of brilliance but ultimately flounders in it. Taken scene by scene, there is much to be said for this filmization of Whit Masterson’s novel, Badge of Evil.

Less well known, but similarly worshipped by those in the know, is his 1958 film-noir Touch of Evil, which became the last film he would make in Hollywood. The story of how the film was made is an ...