Quentin Tarantino

What the Mall Scene in ‘Jackie Brown’ Can Teach Us About Tarantino’s Quietest Film

By  Meg Shields 

Tarantino loves to mess with chronology. With one notable exception.

Anatomy of an Interrogation Scene

By  Meg Shields 

High contrast lighting and over-the-shoulder shots? Must be an interrogation scene.

Imagining the ‘Vega Brothers’ Movie Quentin Tarantino Never Made

By  Meg Shields 

This fake trailer’s got F-bombs in spades. By which we mean: Felons, Firearms, and Family.

30 Things We Learned from Quentin Tarantino’s ‘True Romance’ Commentary

By  Rob Hunter 

“I’m a big fan of Bruce Lee.”

How Quentin Tarantino Shoots a Car Scene

By  Meg Shields 

Buckle up. Here’s a video essay on a type of scene that’s easily taken for granted.

How Quentin Tarantino’s Lost First Film Predicted His Whole Filmography

By  Meg Shields 

Before ‘Reservoir Dogs’ there was ‘My Best Friend’s Birthday.’

Quentin Tarantino Teaches You How To Interview A Legend

By  Brad Gullickson 

Read how a twenty-year-old Tarantino snatched gems of information from director John Milius.

The Powerful Presence of Pam Grier in ‘Jackie Brown’

By  Jacob Trussell 

Absolute authenticity has always been the Blaxploitation legend’s greatest strength.

A Brief History of Quentin Tarantino and the Small Screen

By  Kieran Fisher 

The ‘Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood’ director is turning the movie’s fictional show ‘Bounty Law’ into a miniseries. But he is no stranger to television.