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Into the Screen

William J. Barker

Exciting and objective film criticism.

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A Letter to My Readers

Dear Into the Screen readers,

After intense thought on the subject, I have decided to cease publishing Into the Screen.

My latest essay, “Purgatory in Paradise,” will be my final essay for this publication and I will soon refund all subsc...

8 days ago
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Purgatory in Paradise

Cary Grant and Grace Kelly in To Catch A Thief. Credit: Paramount.

Grade: A

A brochure sits in a travel agent’s window. It’s bathing in the Mediterranean sun and telling those who pass the agent’s window that “If you love life, you’ll lov...

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Another apology

My apologies yet again to all my readers for not publishing a film review this week.

I’ve been sick and my illness has kept me from writing.

I will however publish my essay about Alfred Hitchcock’s underrated classic To Catch A Thief on J...

21 days ago
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Apologies and announcement

Dear readers,

My apologies. Computer trouble has wiped my review of The Christophers, that I planned to publish on June 22, from my hard drive. I won’t be able to deliver it to you as promised.

I’ll be taking a week’s hiatus from Into the...

a month ago
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Whodunnit or thriller?

Credit: Warner Bros.

Grade: A

Hitchcock once called thrillers more entertaining than whodunnits. In an American Film Institute seminar in 1970, he contrasted ‘mystery’ with ‘suspense’. “The two things are absolutely miles apart,” Hitchcoc...

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    Editorial assistant at Quillette. Fiction writer, film critic, journalist and poet. Currently writing my first novel.

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