Quentin Tarantino

By Maggie Mae As you can see from my acting class portfolio that I can play any role, comedy or drama, whatever you throw at me. Give me a call Mr. Spielberg or Mr. Tarantino, no roles too big and no roles too small. Maggie Mae here, If you are a talent scout or movie producer please give my agent a call. I am an ex

By Rich Redman It’s hard not to think about people recovering from mistakes these days. Mickey Rourke is back, thanks to The Wrestler. David Caruso came back with CSI: Miami (although, in truth, he was always working – we just didn’t see everything he did). The November issue of Men’s Health has a cover stor...

By Elisabeth Rappe I think the mania for Sergio Leone is stronger than it's ever been. It's undoubtedly due to the championing of Quentin Tarantino, and films like Sukiyaki Western Django and The Good, the Bad and the Weird, which are driving fans to seek out where they borrowed their serapes and squints from....

By gaijinass 1993) is an American romantic crime film written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott. It stars Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette with an ensemble cast including Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Chris Penn and Tom Sizemore.

By hardfeelings Formed by actor/director Sage Stallone and Murawski, Grindhouse Releasing restores and distributes classic horror and exploitation films. The company teamed with Quentin Tarantino in the ’90s to revive Lucio Fulci’s Italian horror classic THE BEYOND.

By Jenni Miller Some super-fan made a crazy audio/video remix of scenes and sounds from Pulp Fiction that you have to check out. It's so good that it could be confused with an underground techno mash-up. The remix uses multiple split-screens with the sounds from the scenes remixed to a beat, like Jules's de...

By boyerca1 “Inglourious Basterds” is directed by Quentin Tarantino and stars Brad Pitt, Christop Waltz and Eli Roth.  It takes place in France during World War II, where a group of Jewish-American soldiers called “The Basterds” go on a Nazi killing spree. Check back in December for DVD reviews!!

By Elisabeth Rappe Great villains are scattered throughout the Westerns, but some of the most memorably savage come from the films of Sergio Leone. While Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West gets a lot of props for the way he mows down the McBain family (including its youngest and most adorable moppet), i...

By Nitin As with his “Reservoir Dogs,” Tarantino delves into the working-stiff world of crime. For the characters in “Pulp Fiction,” killing, stealing and breaking fingers are merely occupational banalities. “PULP FICTION” is everything it’s said to be: brilliant and brutal, funny and exhila...

By Elisabeth Rappe The energetic Quentin Tarantino was out and about promoting Inglourious Basterds in Italy, and seeing as he was in the homeland of his hostess spaghetti western, he teased everyone by promising Kill Bill 3. Again. Bad Taste reports that while on Italian talkshow Parla Con me, he prompted h...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Quentin Tarantino Announces Inglorious Bastards For 2009!?!VOTD: Quentin Tarantino on Taxi DriverLOL: The Onion Reports “Next Tarantino Movie An Homage To Beloved Tarantino Movies”VOTD: Quentin Tarantino Reviews Danny Boyle’s SunshineCool Stuff: James Goodridge’s Unused Ing...

By peterstrempel That’s not to say that I think Tarantino’s work is mediocre.  Quite the opposite.  He is a master of his craft.  What I do think is that his films have found a broad audience because that audience is composed of people too afraid, too lazy or too indifferent to demand meaning or moral values not a...

By Jordan Richardson People who know Tarantino pictures know that he’s a guy who likes his nods to other movies. He is a virtual encyclopedia of film stuff, pushing references to flicks nobody’s ever heard of into the context of his own feature films. Inglourious Basterds is an homage picture comprised of a pile...

By Matt Holmes Quentin Tarantino keeps hinting that once he has given up directing he will become a writer, not just of epic character-driven, narrative-bending novels but also of film criticism. I imagine that one day we will see him host his own kind of Siskel & Ebert sydincated movie talk show.  An...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Woody Allen and Miyazaki Not Included on EW’s 25 Greatest Active Film Directors ListFilmmaker Tribute VideosCool Stuff: Film Geek GraffitiLOL: The Onion Reports “Next Tarantino Movie An Homage To Beloved Tarantino Movies”VOTD: Quentin Tarantino Reviews Danny Boyle’s SunshineCo...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Earlier this month, we posted a video of Quentin Tarantino listing off his top 20 movies to be released since he became a filmmaker. The video was actually party of a special series on the British television channel Sky Movies. Tarantino presented some movies of his choice films including T...

By Danny Minton Quentin Tarantino's revisionist history fantasia follows a group of Jewish soldiers that are sent into German-occupied France during World War II with one mission: kill as many Nazis as possible.  Led by Lt. Aldo Raine (Pitt), they set off through France leaving a blood-soaked trail of N...

By Todd Gilchrist recently sat down with Tarantino for a roundtable interview at the film's press day, where he discussed the process of giving birth to Basterds. In addition to discussing the general dynamics of his creative process, Tarantino talked about what war movie moments he did and didn't want in...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Eli Roth: Well, I think Quentin could get that either way. And this is definitely one of those philosophical and film discussions that people will have, about whether those scenes should have been included. And Quentin said, “You have Brad Pitt and Hitler introducing you! You’re never goi...

By Todd Gilchrist Starting with a gobsmacked VHS screening of Reservoir Dogs way back in '92, I've seen every Quentin Tarantino movie dozens upon dozens of times, but Inglourious Basterds is the first I will have seen only once before writing about it. Like the absolute best entries cinema history has to of...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Perhaps my favourite as-yet unproduced Tarantino projects would be the remake of Come Drink With Me and his horror film featuring a vengeful ghost from the slave plantations, particularly the latter. Indeed, any Tarantino-powered horror film would grab my attention right away.

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) The lack of talk about the once-touted anime spin-offs from Kill Bill suggest that even Tarantino isn’t thinking much about them any more. A real shame, frankly, because he’s still not making films fast enough, even with a knock-em out Grindhouse attitude or the ticking clock of Cannes ha...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Robert Rodriguez and Ethan Maniquis to Direct MacheteMachete Trilogy Being Fast Tracked by the Weinsteins?Danny Trejo Says Machete Movie Still Happening, Possible Trilogy Machete Poster Interview with Grindhouse directors Quentin Tarantino and Robert RodriguezRobert Rodrigu...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Now that Quentin Tarantino and Brad Pitt have Inglourious Basterds more or less behind them (Tarantino has test-screened the film in the US and is making additional edits now) will the pair work together again? Anne Thompson suggests that they might. She’s perpetuating a report found in...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) BBCEntsTeam: Surely Tarantino’s best film since Pulp Fiction.  Goody!! Brad Pitt is superb… It’s flabby in parts… And (spoiler?) Tarantino has produced an alternative ending to WWII monggaard [Strange] film, Inglourious Basterds. [In a good way]. Tarantino pulls no punches. Revenge, J...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Nobody seems too happy about Quentin Tarantino being a guest mentor on American Idol last night, but me - I’m absolutely ecstatic. I’m not in The States, so I didn’t have to see the show but I can reap the rewards remotely. This morning, Film School Rejects have posted an Inglourious Basterds...

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By fullmetalcynic The worst part of Watchmen wasn’t part of  Watchmen; it was the movie trailer for the creepy love god of torture scenes—the buggy-eyed Quentin Tarantino. His Inglorious something or other looks like a typical T-gorge torture comedy fest, dirty psycho dozen meets Hogan’s Col Clinks. (The...

 CA - I love that Tarantino isn't remaking Enzo's original "Inglorious Bastards." Instead, he's remaking WWII itself, and this time, it's gonna end the right way. ...

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) The footage reveals a few juicy details and scenes. We see Sam Levine and BJ Novak as PFC’s reporting to Brad Pitt, as he gives a Tarantino-esque speech about the damage they are about to inflict on the Nazi’s. Eli Roth takes glorious swing of a bat to one Nazi’s skull. And at the end, Adolf Hitler...

By rss@youtube.com (xContaminatedx) WARNING!!! This video contains SPOILERS!!!!! It also contains profanity and violence. This is a review of 'Reservoir Dogs', a 1991 crime film by one of my personal favorite directors, Quentin Tarantino. Reservoir Dogs is a 1992 crime movie written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. Let m...

When Directors and best friends Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino teamed up in 2007 to spoof their favorite low-budget action flicks in Grindhouse, little did they know that the project would become something of a pariah with audiences. The original concept was to combine separat...

By Monika Bartyzel Hell Ride Presented by Quentin Tarantino, this Larry Bishop film was pretty much ravaged by critics (11% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes). But if you like the rumble of a bike barreling down the road, Hell Ride follows some badass bikers trying to avenge the death of one of their own by a rival gang. T...

Tarantino's fifth proper film (following the instant classics "Reservoir Dogs," "Pulp Fiction," "Jackie Brown" and "Kill Bill" parts one and two) will finally bring to life the now-mythical script that he's been working on since the '90s. Co-starring Brad Pitt , Eli Roth and "National...

By Allie She has also appeared in several major Hollywood films, with leading roles in Scream, Jawbreaker, and the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez double-feature Grindhouse. McGowan is currently the co-host of TCM’s film-series program, The Essentials.

By Eric D. Snider Filed under: Action, Animation, Comedy, Foreign Language, Independent, New Releases, Quentin Tarantino, Cinematical Indie, Indie SpotlightThe last weekend of the summer means the multiplexes will be crammed with Hollywood's leftover products, most of them rolled out without be...

By TheAnswerMVP2001 Wednesday, August 6, 2008 Death Proof (2007) Originally Written Friday , September 21, 2007 It's possible I don't get it, but I find it more reasonable that the niche of people who seem to be die hard Tarantino fans have some sort of screw loose in their brain which allows them to think these...

By STV Before you think we're getting too carried away here, let's make it known right away that we don't do this for just anybody; it takes a special kind of affront for us to sit down and hammer out correspondence amid so much more compelling news of the day. (Like have you seen Michael Jackson rece...

By Nick HAY DJ Productions and Louisville Glassworks present KILL VILLE, the sequel to last year's PULP FUNKTION, on March 29th at Glassworks. KILL VILLE will be a large-scale theme party based on the soundtracks and films of Quentin Tarantino, with a special focus on Kill Bill Vol. 1. KILL VILLE wi...

By Erik Davis If you haven't already noticed, today is Quentin Tarantino Day on Cinematical! This is the third time we've written about him -- first because of a scuffle in Park City, then a review of Hell Ride -- and now I bring you this pretty cool short film from Brazil called Tarantino's Mind. It's trip...

By Eric D. Snider The problem with making movies in the "grindhouse" style is that true grindhouse movies, almost by definition, were not seen by very many people. The target audience for a loving homage to the genre is therefore limited. Quentin Tarantino might adore the shlocky, violent capers of the 197...

By Thomas and Derrick Outta Brooklyn We've been promising it for months now...and now it's here! Join the Boys Outta Brooklyn as they finally review the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez double-blast Grindhouse, and try to examine how this film, billed as a major event, went over like a lead balloon. Tom and Derrick go in dept...

By podcast@dvdverdict.com Chief Justice Michael Stailey brings you a rare hour-long discussion with director Oliver Stone and his son Sean. A relaxed, candid, and at times jovial Stone talks in great detail about the many sacrifices made while making his historical epic ALEXANDER and what you can expect from his f...

By Sang Robert Rodriguez is one of the co-directors of Sin City, along with Frank Miller and Quentin Tarantino. In this video, he will show you how to make yummy tacos in just 10 minutes. It’sa little fast paced, so make sure you have some ...

Film Review: Hostel Part II  UK - but a close contender comes when executive producer Quentin Tarantino squeezes in a self-reference - a background shot of a TV set playing Pulp Fiction. ...

By James Rocchi Of all the guilty pleasures at Cannes this year -- and there were guilty pleasures at Cannes this year, for all of the art and drama -- surely the most tempting had to be the extended cut of Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof. Originally part of the vast and sprawling Grindhouse experiment, now...

By Mark There is, however, good news for those unnerved by a second-guessing Weinstein, as he quickly built to a more characteristically confident stance, adding, "You know what? I don't care how much I love the guy, if Quentin turns in a Death Proof cut for the Cannes screening that's a second ov...

By Ryan Stewart Filed under: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New Releases, Theatrical Reviews, Critical Thought, Fandom, New in Theaters, The Weinstein Co., Quentin Tarantino Continue reading 'Grindhouse' Reviewed by Nick SchagerPermalink | Email this | Comments

By Dread Central For the uninitiated, Grindhouse harkens back to the era of B-movie theaters famous for cranking out exploitation double-bills in the1970s. The prints were battered, the chairs hurt your ass, and the interiors were cleaned maybe twice a year, but you would consistently get your money’s...