Jake Malooley

In an oral history, Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette, Scorsese, and others discuss the making of the dark comedy that brought Scorsese back from the brink.

Andy Thompson and Gregg Winik, part of the NBA Entertainment team behind the archival footage in the ESPN docuseries, brokered unfettered access to the Chicago Bulls’ inner sanctum, shot hours of 16mm footage, then waited as it sat in the archives.

Forty-two years after the film’s release, the cast and crew recall the creation of a North Shore coming-of-age classic — and the birth of a Hollywood megastar.

The Oscar-winning director has donated over 50 storage boxes of tapes that show a devoted interest in recording films and shows from the '80s to the 2000s

On the 30th anniversary of his influential heist classic, the Chicago-born director discusses the real-life cop-versus-robber rivalry that sparked the film’s creation.

In a paranoid plague year where the country is run by fear and unchecked greed, John Carpenter explains how his films—particularly The Thing and They Live—tried to warn us.

The cast and crew of the 1975 Black cinema classic reminisce about making one of the greatest Chicago films of all time.

Reflections on the origins, mystique, and enduring horror of the movie-spawning legend