On this week's "Screen Talk" IndieWire podcast episode, we also look back on IndieWire's '70s Week with picks of our own for ...

Quenting Tarantino not only praised Wong Kar-wai along with David Fincher, he helped popularize indie cinema through Rolling ...

Tarantino’s movies are a cocktail. That’s the best way to describe them. There’s pulp fiction, grindhouse grit, and an ...

During a recent interview, Quentin Tarantino discussed his filmography and the reasons he chose not to make The Movie Critic ...

Quentin Tarantino is one of the most influential filmmakers of our time. Well-known for his distinctive style, which features ...

The Movie Critic' would have been great, but Quentin Tarantino canceled his final movie for all the wrong reasons.

His last feature-length film of the decade (and, by this point, his third pairing with Robert De Niro) was 1977's New York, New York, which featured De Niro as an abusive musician, and Liza Minnelli ...

But more than any western, Americana feels like one of the many Quentin Tarantino riffs we got in the 1990s after the success of Pulp Fiction (1994). Americana’s timeplay ends up being the much more ...

Not many movies can earn the title “best movie of all-time,” but a film released in the ‘90s from famed filmmaker Quentin ...

But only a select few have seen those two films edited together, with minor but important changes, and renamed Kill Bill: ...

Hollywood filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has revealed which of his movies he thinks is the best – and it’s probably not the one you’d expect.

As the Oscar-winning director discusses his own personal favourites of his films, Jacob Stolworthy and Adam White have taken ...