Tag: Martin Scorsese

“I’m God’s Lonely Man.” – Taxi Driver at 45

Posted by - February 8, 2021
From the billowing steam emanating from one of New York City’s manhole covers emerges a yellow taxi cab, rolling through another night of ferrying NY citizens around from borough to borough. There are not many other openings in film history that establish the texture and mindset of a film in quite the same way as

“You think I’m funny?” – GoodFellas at 30

Posted by - October 27, 2020
Every director should have at least one film that can be called a classic. An indisputable masterpiece that stands out as a pinnacle of cinema. For some, though, one isn’t enough. They are the filmmakers whose every film is greeted with anticipation and whose work is judged by what they’ve done in the past. Names

VH Top 10 Films of The Year – 10) The Irishman

Posted by - December 10, 2019
Martin Scorsese has made no secret of his disdain for superhero movies. However, there's more than a hint of Avengers: Endgame in his latest gangster opus. The Irishman unites many of the most famous faces from Scorsese's rep company of actors and tells a story that feels like Goodfellas filtered through the prism of Silence

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (27/08/2017)

Posted by - August 27, 2017
Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. Sometimes in this segment, I make an attempt at a witty intro. Sometimes I just run through what's been going on recently; whether that be with VultureHound or things I've