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It's an 'alternate future' time warp tale of the kind that seldom works ... but this is an exception. Andrew Legge's modest…

It's an 'alternate future' time warp tale of the kind that seldom works ... but this is an exception. Andrew Legge's modest…

Film Noir the Dark Side of Cinema XVII Blu-ray Vice Squad, Black Tuesday, Nightmare KL Studio Classics 1953-1956 / B&W / 1:85…

William Dieterle's film of Stephen Vincent Benét's Faust-like folk tale is both traditional and experimental, part of a brief wave of ambitious,…

Familiarity breeds contempt someone said, but in the case of Abbott and Costello, that familiarity was an essential part of their appeal.…

The title sequence of Blood and Black Lace may be Mario Bava’s defining moment. Staged in a shadowy fashion salon, the cast…

Leave it to MGM to begin its dark Depression-Era pre-Code drama amid the top hat, silk gown & marble hall crowd. Talulah…

It's vintage, it's trashy, it's Italian. Bellissima! A vampire prowls in a castle, but all emphasis goes to cheesecake coverage of the…

Kino reissues Sergio Leone's least loved epic, a movie he didn't want to direct but also the one with the most ambitious…

This dramatic masterpiece is perhaps the most accurate and compelling account of American racism in the 1960s, despite being made by two…

John Wayne's final movie is a somber, blood-soaked farewell trimmed with sentimental guest-star cameos and closing-the-book gestures. Wayne is terrific as the…

Anthony Shelton’s book on Portuguese folk art, Heaven, Hell and Somewhere In Between, portrays the people of that historically unstable country as…

Hiding in a box marked Noir is one of Universal's horror-adjacent '40s mystery thrillers, in a terrific new transfer. The talky adaptation…

All failed revolutionaries take heart: the Taviani brothers' downbeat yet creatively magical story of the wrong rebels in the wrong insurrection at…

Warren Beatty and Julie Christie help Robert Altman fashion one of his best pictures, a story of the Building of the West…

If any motion picture can still be called important, this one qualifies. Scott Z. Burns and Steve Soderbergh's superb 'extrapolated' pandemic thriller…

It's a micro-scaled domestic noir: Loretta Young's frantic housewife is tormented by a deranged husband, an invalid gone paranoid and determined to…

It's all about James Cagney -- his every expression commands our attention. Writer Mark Hellinger recaps a decade of gangster tropes in…

Now it can be told -- even if it's total fiction! James Cagney takes his rough & tumble ways to Tokyo to…

Aka Roter Himmel. Christian Petzold's movie wields a big impact on a deceptively modest scale. The problems of a young man sharing…

What is worse, a demon from hell or academic politics? One destroys your soul with unimaginable horror, and the other involves the…

Faith-based madness! This 1952 sci-fi thriller is not a space opera, but a talky propaganda sermon. Peter Graves and Andrea King exchange…

Big stars, big action and a big sky canvas give Hal Wallis' super-western everything we love in vintage oaters. Burt Lancaster &…

This near-perfect Errol Flynn movie became a timeless classic the moment it hit television. The story of boxer Jim Corbett stands as…

Neo-noir hit big in this breakthrough thriller from the Coen Bros., with a new kind of hardboiled rural naturalism. A lonely dive…

What's the Czech word for eccentric? Oldrich Lipský's comic fantasy ribs 1890s thriller conventions in a story that combines gothic romance, sci-fi…

Cape Cod can’t catch a break, before there were sharks, there were Russians. Though the Russians were considerably friendlier than the sharks.…