book review

IN THE SECRET SERVICE OF JAMES BOND: An Interview with Stefan Zürcher
IN THE SECRET SERVICE OF JAMES BOND: An Interview With Stefan Zürcher

Film Inquiry interviews Stefan Zürcher to celebrate the release of his new book, In the Secret Service of Jame Bond.

Book Review: ACT NATURALLY: THE BEATLES ON FILM: Tediously Interesting
Book Review: ACT NATURALLY: THE BEATLES ON FILM: Tediously Interesting

Act Naturally: The Beatle’s on Film is a passionate project but unfortunately doesn’t have much more to chew on besides a series of facts and events.

THEY MAKE MOVIES: An Empty Reading Experience
Book Review: “They Make Movies”: An Empty Reading Experience

While this could all lead up to an intriguing and genre-bending work, They Make Movies does not seem to know how to stick the landing.

Book Review: "The Gamesmaster: Almost Famous In The Geek 80s"
Book Review: “The Gamesmaster: Almost Famous In The Geek 80s”

In “The Gamesmaster: Almost Famous in the Geek ’80s”, Flint Dille charts his course from an aimless college grad to a successful writer of the boob tube and silver screen.

Book Review: PICTURING PETER BOGDANOVICH
Book Review: PICTURING PETER BOGDANOVICH

We take a look at the novel by Peter Tonguette: Picturing Peter Bogdanovich, about the famed actor, writer, producer and director.

THE MAKING OF MIDDLE-EARTH (Book Review): Author Ian Nathan’s Definitive History Of Peter Jackson’s Films

Ian Nathan’s new book provides a definitive account of how Peter Jackson and his crew ripped Middle Earth from the page and translated it to the big screen.

Book Review: Alexandra West's "Films Of The New French Extremity"
Book Review: Alexandra West’s “Films Of The New French Extremity”

In Films of The New French Extremity, Alexandra West studies French horror films which are known for graphically brutal depictions of sex and violence.