Quentin Tarantino Archives

Postcards From Hollywood: Blowing Up the Papaya with Tarantino

By Daniela De Carlo | December 21, 2021

In her latest trip down memory lane, filmmaker Daniela De Carlo recalls an extremely memorable visit to the set of Kill Bill.

By Mark Borchardt | December 2, 2020

In his latest entry in the Cinephile series, Mark Borchardt enjoys a little flight of fancy as he ponders a movie that sadly never was ...

By Jim Hemphill | December 26, 2019

Tarantino's much anticipated ninth film is his best so far, and also arguably the greatest movie ever about the movies.

By Jim Hemphill | July 22, 2019

Tarantino's much anticipated ninth film is his best so far, and also arguably the greatest movie ever about the movies.

By Jim Hemphill | May 29, 2019

Jim Hemphill on the rhythms and pleasures of the new miniseries-style edit of the director’s 2015 epic which quietly dropped on Netflix.

By Jim Hemphill | March 1, 2017

Jim Hemphill on Maggie Greenwald's 1993 revisionist Western, a film that brilliantly and insightfully plays with the tropes of the genre.

By Joe Lynch | May 25, 2016

Joe Lynch, a self-professed "Blackhead," celebrates the writer-director's unique knack for creating vivid, memorable secondary villains.

By Joe Lynch | December 24, 2015

An appreciation of QT's latest that, naturally, has an overture, chapters and an intermission.

By Brian Trenchard-Smith | April 25, 2015

The journeyman director looks back on one of his most controversial films, and how it caused a (literal) stink among journalists in the U.K.