American Cinema

Explore the untold secrets and transformative power of American cinema that have shaped global culture and continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

The Conquest of Canaan: A Silent Film Gem from 1916

KC Fairlight

The Conquest of Canaan is a captivating silent film from 1916 that showcases early 20th-century American society through a story of love, justice, and perseverance.

The Unseen Gem: Why 'No Looking Back' Deserves Your Attention

Vince Vanguard

Get ready for a journey into the unpolished reality with 'No Looking Back', a 1998 film that packs more genuine emotion and authenticity than most of today’s blockbusters.

Sam Whiskey: The Unsung Hero of American Cinema

Vince Vanguard

Sam Whiskey is a classic 1969 American Western film featuring Burt Reynolds in a charismatic role, offering a refreshing escape with its humor and straightforward storytelling set against the picturesque Colorado landscapes.

Danny Murphy: The Maverick of American Cinema

Vince Vanguard

Danny Murphy, an American actor, defiantly rips through the conventional Hollywood narrative with his unyielding authenticity and refusal to be pigeonholed. His captivating roles and outspoken nature continue to disrupt and inspire throughout the industry.

Tess of the Storm Country: A 1960 Cinematic Gem

Martin Sparks

Tess of the Storm Country is a 1960 film that vividly portrays love, class struggle, and resilience against a stormy coastal backdrop, capturing the essence of American spirit and societal change.

The Medicine Man (1930): A Nostalgic Journey into Early American Comedy

Martin Sparks

'The Medicine Man' (1930) is a captivating cinematic journey back to early American comedy with Jack Benny at its heart, exploring timeless themes of humor and human connection.

Karen L. Thorson: A Legacy Ignored by the Left

Vince Vanguard

Karen L. Thorson is an unsung heroine in Hollywood, known for her work as a producer and assistant director in films like 'Pulp Fiction'. Her story goes unnoticed because she doesn't conform to the typical narrative.