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The Wings of Eagles
John Ford indulges his reverence for the U.S. Navy in this semi-comic biography of a buddy who was a Naval aviation pioneer…
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Le Joli Mai
Chris Marker and Pierre Lhomme follow the 'Direct Cinema' ethos in their inspired 2.5 hour portrait of Paris during a specific month…
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Machine-Gun Kelly
This German import disc gives us an excellent-quality HD copy of Roger Corman's first gangster picture. In it Corman gave Charles Bronson…
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The Love Trap
Silent Star Laura La Plante steps into the limelight. The daughter of a Hollywood extra started as a child actress and became…
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French Dressing
Wow! Maybe you're a Ken Russell fan, primed and ready to see his notorious The Devils? Um, here's a slight substitution. The…
Blood of the Vines
Cinematic Obsession
Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…
Allan Arkush: The Last Reel
The Last Reel With Allan Arkush: Roll Camera… Action!
Two Hollywood commandments must always be obeyed: “Roll Camera… Action!” which, by coincidence, is the title of this Last Reel. A bit…
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The Human Comedy
It's ground zero for MGM 'tradition of quality' wholesomeness -- and a great picture about wartime emotions, even if the sentiment meter…
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Resident Evil
When the first Resident Evil game was released in the United States in 1996, I don’t imagine anybody thought that it would…
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Scary Movie (2026)
After a 13-year break, the ultimate 21st-century horror parody franchise is back! The sixth installment in the Scary Movie saga gets into…
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Harryhausen Forever
Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…
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Twin Peaks Fire Walk with Me
David Lynch's 1992 prequel to the tv series Twin Peaks has received a 4K Criterion upgrade, which will be good news for…
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Star Trek
The mighty Star Trek franchise is still a big deal in fan circles, which will make this 60th Anniversary disc set a…
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Woo and Company
Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…
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The Hot Spot
Dennis Hopper's Texas neo-noir is a sultry sizzler, long on atmosphere and rather poky in the pace department. Ladies' man Don Johnson…
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Troy
They say You Can't Go Homer again, but it's no problem making a slam-bang fantasy Iliad tuned to the star chemistry of…
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The Saragossa Manuscript
Is it surreal, or psychedelic? The source novel dates from 1813. This mind-blowing exercise in narrative puzzle-making is a classic with unique…
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One Battle After Another
Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…
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Out of the Past
At the peak of the style called film noir are a few classics that approach perfection, and Jacques Tourneur's supremely poetic film…
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Hell’s Highway
Two decades later, this daring documentary is still the only authoritative reportage on a near-taboo subject: the gross and gory graphic auto…
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Hud – 4K
Much of the glamour of Western movies lies in their lack of glamour. Often filmed in black and white against some of…
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Spike of Bensonhurst
Paul Morrissey wrote and directed this sprawling, comic/serious neighborhood saga that scrambles ethnic identities, lopsided honor codes and the twisted 'normality' of…
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Buddy
I saw this film in a theater, and two women were sitting next to me. During the credits, one asked the other,…
Allan Arkush: The Last Reel
The Last Reel with Allan Arkush — Dinner and a Movie with Ernst
Trailers From Hell Guru Allan Arkush’s The Last Reel video essay series preps a scrumptious cinematic meal! Get ready for Dinner and…
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Farewell, Tim Curry
Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…