Bruce Lee & Cliff Booth Fight Scene

Woah! What the fuck is going on here?

27 Things You Didn't Know About Reservoir Dogs

Shockingly, the very name Reservoir Dogs comes from a VHS movie rental client's mispronunciation of cinematic classic Louis Malle's, “Au revoir Les Enfants”. Tarantino laughed ... and the rest was cinematic history.

10 Things You Never Knew About PULP FICTION

There a ton of these "10 things" clickbait videos floating around the Web. So we try to only post the good ones ... the fun ones where we actually learn something or smile.

This one by Movieweb is pretty good... both well-written and edited. They somehow even snuck in a "Let's do it for Johnny!". Amazing.

Everything Wrong With Pulp Fiction in 20 Minutes or Less by Moviesins

This video is much better than it sounds. It's 20 minutes long with tons of good and funny comments. There's an ad at the end for MUBI... but you should really get that anyway.

Siskel and Ebert Review Reservoir Dogs

Really guys? Two thumbs down?

Kill Bill: Volume 1 - I Have Vermin To Kill

The Bride seeks Hattori Hanzo and his legendary Japanese steel. In a sushi bar of all places.

The Django Unchained Charlie Rose Interview

Quentin Tarantino explains where he got the idea for "Django Unchained," why he chose to portray a volatile subject the way that he did, and what he hopes the viewer will take away.

Pulp Fiction: Tarantino On Non-Linear Storytelling | Expert Series

In this video essay, CinemaStix discusses Tarantino's screenwriting, inspiration, nonlinear storytelling, his signature dialogue, and more. Really good and non-commercial.

The Hateful Eight movie review by What The Flick?!

A good honest review by the panel. A mixture "star struck-ed-ness" (because they had just interviewed him) and some valid criticism. I love how one person on the panel admitted she "nodded-off" in the middle of the 3-hour dialog heavy film.

The Pulp Fiction Script

Roger Avary wrote the first element of what would become the Pulp Fiction screenplay in the fall of 1990. Tarantino later completed the script in 1992 while living in Amsterdam.

What happened to the Gimp?

GIMP (gĭmp) n.

(1) a derrogatory term for someone that is disabled or has a medicial
problem that results in physical impairment.

(2) An insult implying that someone is incompetent, stupid, etc. Can
also be used to imply that the person is uncool or can't/won't do what
everyone else is doing.

The Gimp is perhaps a plot device to the hypocrisy of LA policemen. They are supposed to always "protect and serve" but sometimes they "do other things" to you. Or perhaps The Gimp is an updated version of Bill McKinney's role as the "backwoodsman" rapist in Deliverance? Whatever the deal, it remains a cinematic icon forever. But what happened to him? Please speculate