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The Ladykillers

British comedy has always depended on an understated quality, and nothing was as understated as their black comedies. From Kind Hearts and…

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Words and Music

The Warner Archive's latest MGM Technicolor bon-bon is this strained musical bio -- Mickey Rooney as Lorenz Hart? -- that nevertheless can…

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Clockwatchers

Corporate culture had been around for years when the 'Office Hell' genre arrived, and this sleek fable from cubicle-land is both one…

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Burn, Witch, Burn

No sooner do we dig up an old review for this horror masterpiece, than StudioCanal remasters it with a 4K scan and…

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The Project A Collection

Jackie Chan's legendary 'Project A' pictures reach 4K in a boxed set as lavish as home video can get. Chan's pals Sammo…

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The Lost Picture Show

A grungy mix of sex, violence, and mushroom clouds, Vinegar Syndrome‘s The Lost Picture Show is a radioactive slice of American cheese,…

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The Battle of Chile

Patricio Guzmán's 3-part 'you are there' documentary of the beleaguered presidency of Chile's Salvador Allende goes into great detail to show how…

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The Long Good Friday

It's still the best gangster film of the post- Godfather era. Bob Hoskins and Helen Mirren are a striking couple at the…

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Film Noir the Dark Side of Cinema XXI

Film Noir the Dark Side of Cinema XXI Blu-ray KL Studio Classics 1946-1957 / B&W / 1:85 widescreen + 1:37 Academy 275…

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Three Little Words

All of the Warner Archives' newly-remastered MGM musicals are terrific, and this 1950 musical bio with Fred Astaire is no exception. His…

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Bringing Out the Dead

Martin Scorsese and Paul Schrader teamed several times, and this harrowing nightmare about Ambulance EMTs trying to wade through the chaos of…

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Mother Nature’s Monsters

Underestimate Bert I. Gordon at your peril, his movies stunk on ice but their influence was profound. The director began his reign…

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How Did They Ever Make A Movie of Lolita?

The headline was inescapable; “How did they ever make a movie of Lolita?” Thanks to the persistence of the Hollywood hype machine,…

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Perfect Days

Wim Wenders' tale of one man's attainment of personal harmony is halfway between documentary and drama, with a strong dose of clear-headed…

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Le Doulos

Enjoy one of Jean-Pierre Melville's finest, remastered on 4K and looking good. It's a complicated story of thieves betraying thieves, the wrinkle…

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Adela Has Not Had Supper Yet

One of the most accomplished Czech fantasies comes to Blu-ray -- nostalgic pulp fiction set in 1900 Prague. Yankee detective Nick Carter…

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Bad Company

Fans of westerns will love Robert Benton's takedown of wild west mythmaking: Civil War draft evaders Jeff Bridges and Barry Brown learn…

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We Still Kill the Old Way

It's a paranoid murder thriller without shoot-outs or car chases. The 'we' administer an entirely corrupt system of law and justice that…

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Doubt

Doubt and uncertainty have a life of their own. John Patrick Shanley's film of his powerhouse play studies the cloud of suspicion…

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The Shape of Night

Yet another eye-opener from 1960s Japan -- the story of a young woman's downfall is told with truth and conviction, with an…

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High Noon

It's the most over-analyzed and over-interpreted western ever. Postwar politics may be quicksand, but it's still about Gary Cooper's Marshall Kane getting…

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Risky Business

This big hit from the yuppie decade launched a career that won't die: with digital de-ageing, Tom Cruise can now throw out…

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Navajo Joe

Burt Reynolds was among the first American actors to 'do a Clint Eastwood' and rush to Rome, but in his case the…

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Marie: A True Story

This excellent true story of political bribery in Tennessee has a genuine heroine at its center. Sissy Spacek plays a governor's aide…

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Bob le flambeur

Take a trip to the '50s roots of French crime cinema, now redubbed 'French noir.' Obsessed with American cars and movies, Jean-Pierre…