Essay

Who Makes the Nazis?

By Nick Pinkerton

On Juraj Herz’s Czechoslovak New Wave landmark The Cremator.

Essay

The Pig Was Cool

By Nick Pinkerton

On the hogs-gone-wild Ozploitation flick, Razorback (1984).

Essay

Somebody’s Watching me

By Nick Pinkerton

On Patrick Tam’s Hong Kong New Wave watershed Nomad (1982).

Columns

15 FAVORITES FROM THE METROGRAPH JOURNAL

By The Metrograph Journal

Fifteen of the Metrograph Journal's Favorite Pieces of 2023

Interview

Unpacking Tony Pipolo’s Library

By Nick Pinkerton

An interview with Carole Pipolo about her late husband's dizzying book collection.

Essay

The Fabulous Flying Fighters of the Former Formosa

By Nick Pinkerton

On the wild world of Taiwanese wuxia.

Essay

The Housemaid

By Nick Pinkerton

On The Housemaid, Kim Ki-young’s lauded noir thriller.

Columns

At Home With…November Picks

By Metrograph

Friends of Metrograph Matt Wolf, Daniel Schmidt, Nick Pinkerton, Vikram Murthi, and Caroline Golum each share a film they love, streaming on demand on the Metrograph At Home platform.

Essay

Keep their Heads Ringin’

By Nick Pinkerton

On The Bell from Hell, a one-off wonder of Fantaterror.

Essay

Child is Bother of the Man

By Nick Pinkerton

A look at 1994’s “minor“ masterpiece Clifford.

Video

Nick Pinkerton on Goodbye, Dragon Inn

By Metrograph

Metrograph Editor Nick Pinkerton discusses his love for Tsai Ming-Liang’s Goodbye, Dragon Inn.

Goodbye, Dragon Inn

Excerpt

Pop Paradise Lost

By Nick Pinkerton

An excerpt from Nick Pinkerton’s Goodbye, Dragon Inn.