“ Bad Lieutenant ” screens Friday, May 4, at 8 p.m. at the Museum of Fine Arts’ series “ On the Fringe: Indie Film in the ‘90s.” Film/TV ...

After "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" earned raves at the recently concluded Toronto Film Festival, not to mention Herzog 's Golden Lion nomination at Venice, a sellout crowd showed up ...

With "Bad Lieutenant, " gonzo thespian Cage, whose acting style and script selection have drawn brickbats far and wide, has finally found a project that caters to his larger-than-life line deliveries.

But even though Bad Lieutenant: POCNO could be called a remake in name only, its similarities and points of departure from the original are a telling indication of where Herzog’s priorities lie.

With Bad Lieutenant, his effort was rewarded with an NC-17 rating. (“When Abel Ferrara calls something bad, better believe it: He means business,” Janet Maslin wrote in her New York Times review.) ...

Bad Lieutenant didn’t rely on shock value to generate its undeniable power. The storytelling of Ferrara and performance by Keitel now stand as highlights in the careers of both, and many critics ...

There was a 1992 film, directed by Abel Ferrara and starring Harvey Keitel, called “Bad Lieutenant.” There’s not much connection between the two pictures.

Nicolas Cage plays a New Orleans cop in German director Werner Herzog’s current “Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans." Eva Mendes portrays his girlfriend.Then as now, there was a crooked ...

“Bad Lieutenant” is a gross understatement.In the latest opus by independent filmmaker Abel Ferrara, one of New York’s worst staggers through a hallucinogenic blur as the Mets battle the ...

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Production: A Millennium, Nu Image, First Look Studios presentation of an Edward R. Pressman production. (International sales: Millennium Films, Los Angeles.) ...