Focus
Take a second look with Fandor Focus, weekly recommended titles from the Fandor library.
James Caan (1940-2022): The Man Who Walked With Giants
James Caan, who died this week at 82, was part of a new wave of young actors who helped define Hollywood in the early and …
Fandor Focus: Altered Innocence
by Jake Rubenstein Originally founded by Frank Jaffe in 2015, Altered Innocence has grown to be one of the most prominent distributors amongst the independent …
Fandor Focus: Alfred Hitchcock
by Jake Rubenstein Often considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers of all-time, Alfred J. Hitchcock was a true pioneer of the craft in …
Favorite Film Discoveries of April ’22
by Jake Rubenstein Kicking off a brand-new segment on behalf of Fandor, we’ll be showcasing three separate works of cinema that have best served as …
Fandor Focus: Creature Features
by Jake Rubenstein Since the dawn of filmmaking, creature features have grown to be some of the most essential works of science fiction, fantasy, …
Fandor Focus: BLEEDING SKULL!
by Jake Rubenstein Founded on January 4, 2004, by Joseph A. Ziemba, BLEEDING SKULL! has since grown to become the premier destination for those who …
FANDOR FOCUS: Roger Corman
By Don Stradley Roger Corman objected to being called “King of the B movies.” He felt the label demeaned him. Maybe it did, considering he …
Fandor Focus: American Genre Film Archive (AGFA)
by Jake Rubenstein Formed in 2009, the American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) is a non-profit foundation based out of Austin, Texas. Originally founded to archive …
Fandor Focus: Takashi Miike
by Jake Rubenstein When it comes to Japanese filmmaking, many credit the works of Akira Kurosawa, Yasujirō Ozu, and Nagisa Ōshima for popularizing cinematic excellence …
Fandor Focus: Giallo Films
by Jake Rubenstein Often considered some of the most treasured films to ever grace the horror genre, giallo films have grown to be the historic …