Pulp Fiction: The Totally Unofficial Quentin Tarantino Movie Fan Site (magna cum laude)

Has Reservoir Dogs Aged Well?

This is a great "analysis" without being an "over-anal-analysis" of the ongoing significance of Reservoir Dogs by film critic Nerdwriter1. Well done!

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.

The Gold Watch story in Pulp Fiction, an In-depth Analysis

Rob Ager, the film critic behind collativelearning.com gives an in-depth analysis of The Gold Watch scene in Pulp Fiction. He uses video and narrative to build a case that much more symbolism and story is being transmitted than first meets the eye.

Anyone with more than a casual interest in the film will appreciate Mr. Ager's analysis as it will give the viewer even more to think about during subsequent viewings of the film. Nicely done!

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.

What is Grindhouse? with Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez

What is grind house really? It was a film selling strategy dating back to the early 1920s which sold tickets at low prices that typically rose or dropped with the time of day or demand.

Django Fever: A Hidden History Of Django Unchained

Since the release of Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, there has been a storm of conflicting opinion about its controversial subject matter. Critics have variously bemoaned the film's glorification of gun violence in the wake of the Newtown tragedy, the relentless use of racial slurs throughout, and the underlying problem of a white director reimagining the horrors of slavery as an exploitation movie.