Many deem No Country for Old Men's Anton Chigurh one of the most realistic villains, a criminologist revealed one trait doesn't ring true.

The photo in question was of a West Texas Bar in 1979 and featured a real man with this hairstyle. The Coens and Bardem saw this man in the picture, thought he looked like a sociopath and thus the ...

Besides the cattle bolt and icy cold demeanor that this character carries around throughout No Country For Old Men, the key characterstic of Anton Chigurh is his trademark haircut.

Nearly 13 years later, there's still a great deal of mystery surrounding the No Country For Old Men ending.

Ten years after the release of ’No Country For Old Men’ and ’There Will Be Blood,’ the two films still feel connected in meaningful ways.

LeBlanc, who has been busy with the New Brunswick hair salon he opened a year ago, created the hairstyle for Bardem’s character in “No Country for Old Men,” drawing on the mop tops of the British ...

"No Country for Old Men," Joel and Ethan Coen's violent, modern-day Western, won best picture Sunday at the Academy Awards.

No Country for Old Men reverses that slide into arch pastiche, brilliantly. It’s the Coens’ first movie in ages that doesn’t rely on snark as a backup source of energy, the first Coen script ...

"No Country for Old Men" This adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel touches on brutal themes, but never really gets its hands dirty.