'Terror of Frankenstein' is an exercise in extreme meta-fictional tragicomedy. Presented as the commentary track of a rushed reissue of a forgotten (but 100% genuine ...

Barry Lyndon was a box office disappointment on its release in 1975. But it stands as one of Kubrick’s most visually stunning ...

Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon, which marks its 50th anniversary this year, struggled at the box office when it was released. It remains one of the director’s most under-appreciated films.

“[Film history] is always a point of reference for us, and sometimes that means taking something like ‘Barry Lyndon’ and injecting it into the stupid shit we do to try to create something ...

Stanley Kubrick is often name-checked by filmmakers as one of the greatest directors of all time, but even Kubrick had his cinematic heroes.

But the emotion is deliberately starved. Having clawed his way into the aristocracy, Redmond rebrands himself as “Barry Lyndon,” a name that sounds like it belongs in a coat of arms.