Hell Ride hitting the road
What do Dennis Hopper, David Carradine, and Michael Madsen have in common? They are all three way too old to be in a biker movie. But they are, and that’s a big plus for all the...
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Tarantino: Filmmaker on the Edge
Ever heard of the Provincetown International Film Festival? Well seems like it’s about time. The festival, which takes place regularly in or around Boston, is honoring Quentin Tarantino this year, as the Boston Globe writes. Quentin...
Kill Bill finally on BluRay?
Will the long postponed high definition release of Kill Bill happen this fall? Kill Bill, both Volume 1 and Volume 2 have been announced for HD media for quite some time. The question has always been...
Tim Roth: From Abomination to Bastard?
Aint It Cool News’ Quint asked Tim Roth (now appearing as Emil Blonsky/The Abomination in Louis Letterier’s The Incredible Hulk) about his possible role in QT’s latest project. Heres what our bloke had to say: “Quint:...
Tarantino and Eastwood to host AFI countdown on CBS
Quentin Tarantino and Clint Eastwood will host AFI’s Top 10 countdown on CBS, the Hollywood Reporter writes. They will introduce the film in their western segment. A perfect choice as I think, just having returned from...
Love or hate my movies, writes CNN
Retrospective articles usually aren’t very insightful and bear no news, but CNN‘s Mairy Mackay goes at it and has published a nevertheless nice retrospective piece about Quentin Tarantino, which doesn’t either. The article draws a line...
Tarantino’s father makes a western
Quentin Tarantino’s relationship with his father Tony Tarantino has been subject to tabloid coverage for a long time, and Quentin is not particularly keen on talking about this, and probably understandably so. While some have expressed...
Tarantino cancels Almeria to start production on Inglorious Bastards
This weekend’s Rolling Roadshow “Leone Edition” in Almeria, Spain will be a pivotal event in the calendar of spaghetti western fans that can make it there, including myself and 4 other gringos from the Spaghetti Western...
Why all the fake blogs?
One thing that has always bugged us, and me in particular, are fake news. Now some fake news is funny or satirical and not alltogether bad, but getting people’s hopes up, or confusign ill-informed web surfers,...
Bastards shooting soon?
Oh my what have we heard about Inglorious Bastards over the years. It’s three scripts, it’s one script, it’s a remake, it’s a TV show, it’s a mini series (my favorite theory), it’s his next flick,...
Class is in session!
Quentin Tarantino talked about all his movie influences at Cannes’ 2008 Master Class. Directors such as Brian DePalma, Mario Bava, Howard Hawks, Sergio Leone, Martin Scorsese and Jean Luc Godard were some of his biggest influences...
Quentin versus Broadway redux
Many many years ago, Q took up a role in the broadway play Wait Until Dark, an adaptation of a novel of the same name. Critics ripped his performance to pieces. According to Dateline Hollywood, Quentin...
What’s going on these days
Dear fans and readers. The Quentin Tarantino Archives’ redesign went without major screw-ups, as you can see (please report any technical problems you have. there are a few things we need to fix, but we’re working...
The Rolling Roadshow Tour comes to Spain
“Every summer, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema takes to the road, departing from Austin, Texas on a whirlwind tour and hosting free 35mm screenings of famous movies in famous places. Known as The Rolling Roadshow Tour (click...
Navajo Joe gets a DVD release
Students of our Kill Bill movie references guide (which will be getting an overhaul pretty soon, we promise!) will know, that one of the pivotal influences on Tarantino’s filmmaking are Spaghetti Westerns. One of them, or...
True Romance: 15 years later
It’s hard to believe its been 15 years since True Romance was released. I still remember seeing the commercials for it on TV and feeling that I just had to go see it. Before I knew...
