Once Upon a Time in the West
"Only at the point of dying." Hailed in Europe but ignored here, Sergio Leone's most prestigious western transcends classic status. Its…

"Only at the point of dying." Hailed in Europe but ignored here, Sergio Leone's most prestigious western transcends classic status. Its…

Guy Trosper, Anthony Mann and John Alton's western is shocking stuff for 1950 -- Hollywood did address the historical raw deal handed…

This one played like gangbusters in the theater. The only negative flak we heard came from a) people that don't like Sandra…

Which came first, the art of Philippe Druillet or the films of Jean Rollin? There’s an easy answer; Druillet began his long…

UK correspondent Lee Broughton returns with coverage of an original and engaging British folk horror film. Director Elliot Goldner's found footage show…

Milestone films and the Criterion Collection team together for this 1964 epic, a a joint Cuban-Soviet super-travelogue celebration of the revolutionary spirit.…

Ignore the exploitative original posters ... this thriller from 1983 is a clear-eyed view of America's gun problem, expressed, wouldn't you know…

Anthony Mann's high-quality conventional western has top stars Henry Fonda and Anthony Perkins, plus good input from Neville Brand, John McIntire and…

Nancy Savoca belongs in the top rank of creative filmmakers of the 1990s. This unorthodox telling of a 'neighborhood miracle' may be…

As the love-starved auntie with romantic designs on her teenage nephew, Susan Tyrrell delivers a primal scream performance that would send the…

Family-friendly Steven Spielberg once again seeks out the sentimental corner of sci-fi, with memorable roles for his lovable cast and a technical…

This Poverty Row PRC opus was thrown together in just a few weeks, in the first months of World War II. Cult…

As a man bedeviled by the ghost of his jilted lover, Richard Carlson is feeling Tormented, and after a few minutes of…

Swing back with us to 1958, when all three TV networks were crammed with westerns, each of which needed a gimmick. Wayde…

The Great Depression made the high-rolling mobsters of the movies seem all the more glamorous; audiences not only sympathized with those sharp-dressed…

It’s what a real movie marquee might have offered in the second half of the 1920s. Disc producers Jon C. Mirsalis and…

John Ford's outlaw trio rescues an orphaned baby, evoking the sentimental innocence of silent-era westerns. With John Wayne, Ward Bond and Pedro…

Pegged as a slasher-type horror, Simon Wincer's drama hews closer to the emerging 'artful' trend in Australian filmmaking -- with some of…

Warners star power triumphs in a patched-together screen classic about the hard life of truckers on the road -- that turns into…

It was slick, glamorous, sexy -- the cable series tickled TV viewers with fantasies of Wall Street wealth and power, adding extra…

A garden of unearthly delights, Famous Monsters of Filmland was the Cahiers du Cinéma for middle-school monster fans. But 1964’s July issue…

The Dresser Blu-ray Viavision [Imprint] #290 1983 / Color / 1:78 widescreen / 118 min. / Street Date February 28, 2024 /…

A wide-eyed kewpie doll with the disposition of Lady Macbeth, Suzanne Stone’s only friend is the lens of a television camera—when the…

This import shows what's uniquely terrific about a Home Video disc done well -- the combined audio commentaries tell us so much…

The celebrated filmic designer Saul Bass took on a tall cinematic challenge, directing a cerebral sci-fi thriller designed to rely heavily on…

Now available in a domestic Blu-ray -- if The Phone Company doesn't suppress it -- is one of the smartest, funniest political…