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…

It's ground zero for MGM 'tradition of quality' wholesomeness -- and a great picture about wartime emotions, even if the sentiment meter…

After a 13-year break, the ultimate 21st-century horror parody franchise is back! The sixth installment in the Scary Movie saga gets into…

David Lynch's 1992 prequel to the tv series Twin Peaks has received a 4K Criterion upgrade, which will be good news for…

The mighty Star Trek franchise is still a big deal in fan circles, which will make this 60th Anniversary disc set a…

Dennis Hopper's Texas neo-noir is a sultry sizzler, long on atmosphere and rather poky in the pace department. Ladies' man Don Johnson…

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…

Is it surreal, or psychedelic? The source novel dates from 1813. This mind-blowing exercise in narrative puzzle-making is a classic with unique…

At the peak of the style called film noir are a few classics that approach perfection, and Jacques Tourneur's supremely poetic film…

Two decades later, this daring documentary is still the only authoritative reportage on a near-taboo subject: the gross and gory graphic auto…

Much of the glamour of Western movies lies in their lack of glamour. Often filmed in black and white against some of…

Paul Morrissey wrote and directed this sprawling, comic/serious neighborhood saga that scrambles ethnic identities, lopsided honor codes and the twisted 'normality' of…

Robby the Robot is back, this time in 4K UHD. Arrow Video's 4K restoration brings back the full early width of CinemaScope,…

Silent Gloria Swanson Times Two Manhandled and Stage Struck Separate Blu-ray releases KL Studio Classics 1923, 1925 / B&W (mainly) / 1:33…

We've rediscovered a new favorite from the Warner corral, a bright action comedy that raised spirits when America needed it most, fewer…

UK correspondent Lee Broughton returns with a review of Vincent Price's final film for American-International Pictures. Behind-the-scenes tussles amongst its producers and…

The Bubble is back, new but somewhat the same: the 3-D Archive restores an original cut, extending the running time by 21…

Back in 1984, England was terrorized by this special TV event. The apocalypse begins with trouble in Iraq. Maybe the last thing…

Here's a picture from a decade ago that holds up well. It's another accomplished performance from Denzel Washington, who showed nary a…

Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell light up the Portuguese colony, but on the studio backlot: mogul Howard Hughes hired the great Josef…

Jean Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast (1946) and Roberto Rodríguez’s Little Red Riding Hood (1960) have nothing in common except the hirsute…

Good luck comes to CineSavant: Silent movie film historian Denise Morrison will be writing special disc reviews for us. She's long been…

Are you ready to see what 4K resolution and contrast do to high-quality B&W cinematography? David Lynch's most humane and sympathetic film…

One of Tim Burton's most creative pictures abandons his morbid-lite focus to find big fun in comic Sci-fi spectacle, a 'Mad, Mad,…

The film adaptations of Jack Finney's book The Body Snatchers score rather well -- almost all of them are very good. For…

James Hilton's mystery romance takes audiences by surprise: IT'S GOOD. It might begin as a stack of cliché elements, but the development…

So you think life is tough where you are? ... these three Italian crime tales teach a lesson beyond noir, that hope…