Quentin Tarantino has carved out a place as one of the most legendary filmmakers of all time, and one project he feels is some of his finest work has stumbled back into unexpected streaming success.

Quentin Tarantino is revealing that he wrote a role specifically for Adam Sandler for Inglorious Basterds but the comedic actor ultimately declined as he was already filming Judd Apatow’s Funny People ...

After the commercial flop of “Grindhouse,” Quentin Tarantino made a triumphant return to pop-culture prominence with his bloody, ballsy, revisionist history of WWII, which not only is the ...

The movie Quentin Tarantino calls his “masterpiece” - Inglorious Basterds - was released exactly 16 years ago, setting a standard the iconic director’s yet-to-be-announced final film will have to ...