Articles by Paul Duder

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  The Killing Kind

  Curtis Harrington

  PUBLISHED Jan 25, 2008

  Thanks, apparently, to a sketchy and incompetent crew of financiers and distributors, putative psychological thriller The Killing Kind rece...

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  27 Dresses

  Anne Fletcher

  PUBLISHED Jan 18, 2008

  Pity poor Katherine Heigl. Okay, sure, she’s smart, lithe and gorgeous, but otherwise home girl just cannot catch a break. She was left at...

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  First Snow

  Mark Fergus

  PUBLISHED Dec 26, 2007

  I don’t know what it is about the desert — the heat, the isolation, the long stretches of lonely highway suited only to drivin’ or schemin’...

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  Cherry Crush

  Nicholas DiBella

  PUBLISHED Dec 26, 2007

  Rich and smart, with an assured future and a profitable sideline taking nude glamour shots of female classmates at his old money prep schoo...

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  Fox Horror Classics

  John Brahm

  PUBLISHED Dec 6, 2007

  Herewith three WWII -era black and white offerings from John Brahm, a semi-forgotten German import and Fox contract director who was nudged...

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  Hitman

  Xavier Gens

  PUBLISHED Nov 22, 2007

  Hollywood has always been able and, manifestly, happy to turn out derivative product even in the absence of any particular source material...

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  Evening

  Lajos Koltai

  PUBLISHED Nov 9, 2007

  A chick flick in all possible aspects, and a showy set piece for much of the old and new Hollywood gynocracies, Evening tells the parallel...

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  Close to Home

  Dalia Hager and Vidi Bilu

  PUBLISHED Nov 9, 2007

  The young recruits in Close to Home’s all-female army division are hardly the doughty, self-abnegating warriors of myth aflame with the cos...