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Beyond the Multiplex: Quentin Tarantino greets his adoring fans, explains "Death Proof." Plus: Harvey Weinstein slaps down Kurt Russell.; By Andrew O'Hehir May 22, 2007
Rapist No. 1 action figure: Get your very own plastic rapist, courtesy of NECA toys and Quentin Tarantino.; Catherine Price Apr 17, 2007
"Grindhouse": This deliciously depraved B-movie homage is as subtle as a buzz saw headed for a villain's private parts -- and it's rip-roarin' fun!; By Stephanie Zacharek Apr 6, 2007
Beyond the Multiplex: Opening weekend at the Austin filmfest offers a controversial documentary about (not by) Michael Moore, an outrageous horror-comedy by Alan Cumming and a few Tarantino impersonations.; By Andrew O'Hehir Mar 12, 2007
"Kill Bill, Vol. 2": Tarantino's talent can be dizzying, and Uma Thurman and David Carradine have great chemistry. But all it adds up to is that Q.T. seems to revere every movie he's ever seen.; By Charles Taylor Apr 16, 2004
"Kill Bill: Vol. 1": Quentin Tarantino supposedly loves movies. So why is this ultraviolent, style-crazed revenge fantasy so empty?; By Stephanie Zacharek Oct 10, 2003
Underground rising: From Tarantino to Spike Jonze, from "Memento" to "Y Tu Mama," we're living through an independent film explosion. Salon introduces Indie Film -- a new section dedicated to cinematic life beyond the blockbuster.; By Andrew O'Hehir Dec 6, 2002
"It seems like exactly the wrong film to make": Oscar-winning "Pulp Fiction" screenwriter Roger Avary attacks the teen genre -- and American complacency -- with an audacious adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis' "The Rules of Attraction."; By Ben Schwartz Oct 15, 2002
Black to the future: Director Isaac Julien talks about "BaadAsssss Cinema," his Independent Film Channel tribute to the outrageous fashions, foot-high Afros and subversive politics of '70s blaxploitation movies.; By Uju Asika Aug 20, 2002
Sharps & Flats: RZA's music "inspired by" Jim Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog" lags behind the inspired cuts of the actual film.; By Alex Pappademas Apr 25, 2000
The art of crime: Ex-con and man of letters Edward Bunker discusses his new memoir, "Education of a Felon," and life as an upstanding citizen.; By Stephen Lemons Apr 24, 2000
Elmore Leonard: The world's coolest crime writer has an uncanny ear for wry dialogue and a deep belief in lives with second acts.; By Sean Elder Sep 28, 1999
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels: A transatlantic crime caper arrives in America jetlagged.; By Mary Elizabeth Williams Mar 5, 1999
Full "Steam" ahead: Alessandro Gassman, the Italian star of last year's award-winning film "Steam," is poised to become the next European heartthrob to find an American audience.; By Dakota Smith Mar 4, 1999
Violence or entertainment?: A new book on our cultural obsession with violence finds kids' TV and Quentin Tarantino movies inseparable from the Roman spectacles.; By Dwight Garner May 21, 1998
Long-legged woman: Charles Taylor reviews 'Jackie Brown' directed by Quentin Tarantino and starring Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Forster.; By Charles Taylor Dec 24, 1997

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Quentin Tarantino

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