French filmmakers like Henri-Georges Clouzot were keeping pace, and following his masterpiece, The Wages of Fear (remade by William Friedkin as Sorcerer decades later), Clouzot adapted the French ...

The Wages of Fear(remade by William Friedkin as Sorcerer decades later), Clouzot adapted the French novel, She Was No More, written by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac, into Les Diaboliques.

In the streaming era, physical media continues to become an increasingly rarified collectible. Even if filmmakers work with companies that agree to release copies of their work on disc, the ...

The meaning of episodes 4 and 7’s titles are vague, but they could be referencing The Exorcist director William Friedkin’s 1977 film, Sorcerer. The movie in question features a scene in which ...

Director William Friedkin introduces his 1977 film, Sorcerer, to a crowded Directors Guild audience.

Friedkin traces his path from making The Exorcist to Sorcerer, and the new theme he wanted to explore.

William Friedkin’s Sorcerer has received great responses upon it's re-release.

While even Josh Safdie observed years later that Pacino rarely revisits “Cruising,” the film is deemed to be one of Pacino’s ...

An actual mid-century 1900s possession case served as inspiration for the classic movie’s head-spinning fictional terrors.