Quentin Tarantino has a long history of casting the same actors in his films, but he also likes to draw on cinematic history when making his casting decisions.

From Django Unchained to Tombstone, the Western genre has made many successful films primarily targeted to mature audiences.

Quentin Tarantino was able to secure the rights to a famous TV Western for his movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and all ...

For Quentin Tarantino fans they have just a few days left to watch one of his most underrated films the Hateful Eight before it leaves Amazon Prime ...

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Quentin Tarantino aims to release a string of new making-of books starting with 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood," said to be ...

It’s called the Palm Dog contest, but Friday’s winner of the annual Cannes Film Festival tradition was a Panda. Panda, though ...

Quentin Tarantino film fans have just days left to watch one of his most underrated films on Amazon Prime. His western mystery The Hateful Eight was first released in January 2016 and features the ...

Quentin Tarantino loves Sergio Leone's Dollars trilogy, and it has influenced his own work from the beginning.

Casey Chong with ten great neo-Westerns you need to see… The old-fashioned John Wayne era of Western movies may be long gone ...