Abel Ferrara’s 1992 masterpiece “Bad Lieutenant” is a howl of anguish from the gutter. It’s a movie of wall-to-wall depravity and profound spiritual longing, at once both one of the ...

If you’re planning on renting Abel Ferrara’s “Bad Lieutenant” on video, beware. There are two versions on the market, and they’re very different. The NC-17 version, which is available in ...

I love movies that defy easy labeling. Is "The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" a detective saga? Film noir? Action boiler? Love story? Absurd comedy? As Meg Ryan said emphatically in ...

“Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans” is not a remake of, or a sequel to, “Bad Lieutenant,” as the people involved with both movies have taken pains to point out. When Abel ...

Did anyone get ’90s New York on film better than Abel Ferrara? Between King of New York (1990), Bad Lieutenant (1992), and The Addiction (1995), Ferrara’s movies seemed to pick up where Martin ...

If you saw Bad Lieutenant in theaters in 1992, it was likely an unforgettable experience. Between its graphic depictions of rape and drug use, the frontal nudity courtesy of star Harvey Keitel ...

Outside, swarms of children surge into the St. Clare of Assisi School. Abel Ferrara’s 1992 classic Bad Lieutenant, which turns 30 this month, opens with this early morning tableau. At the center ...

Specifically, I'm talking about " Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans ," Werner Herzog's post-Katrina reimagining of Abel Ferrara's bad-cop drama , with Nicolas Cage in the Harvey Keitel ...

The differences between noted film directors Werner Herzog and Abel Ferrara over Herzog's remake of Ferrara's 1992 film "Bad Lieutenant" can be solved by a simple conversation over a bottle of ...

EXCLUSIVE: Neon is gearing up to begin production on Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo in May, with Takashi Miike (Audition, 13 Assassins) set to direct. The thriller will star Shun Oguri (Godzilla v.

For the first group, an early exit is a possibility. For the latter bunch, however, "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" -- which shares bupkis with Ferrara's version, outside of the title ...