Hell is for Heroes
A gritty combat drama with Steve McQueen, James Coburn and Harry Guardino? Why wasn't this on Blu ten years ago? Don Siegel…

A gritty combat drama with Steve McQueen, James Coburn and Harry Guardino? Why wasn't this on Blu ten years ago? Don Siegel…

This Ingmar Bergman masterpiece still works, and its profundity is only part of the bargain. Max von Sydow is the returning knight…

Get set for another intriguing Russian import from Deaf Crocodile Films. Karen Shakhnazarov's tale interweaves history with our essential human identity: if…

The four The Next Generation feature films under the Rick Berman flag maintain the character fun of the TV series while working…

William Wyler's breakthrough movie gives John Barrymore one of his better sound-era dramatic roles, in a strong, incisive pre-Code adapted from Elmer…

One of the last of the classic Weimar silents, Joe May's melodrama is only partly expressionist; Günther Rittau's terrific camerawork tells a…

Something of a missing link in the filmography of Marlene Dietrich, this immediate postwar French production pairs her with one of her…

Daniel Petrie and Ellen Burstyn's excellent film elevates a genre we normally disdain -- the Ethereal Cereal do-you-believe Spiritual Awakening picture. Call…

Here's a hard-to-see WW2 real-life drama that holds up rather well. Jeffrey Hunter plays radioman George Tweed, the lone U.S. sailor holdout…

We never miss an opportunity to see John Heard perform. A 'difficult' movie that nonetheless made its mark, Joan Micklin Silver's adaptation…

Frank Capra's big push to reestablish his exalted pre-war reputation saw him applying 'Capracorn' to a Pulitzer-winning Broadway comedy-drama about modern politics.…

What a difference a digital remaster makes! Marilyn Monroe's self-produced English comedy leaps back to life with a new restoration of Jack…

Hal Barwood & Matthew Robbins put everything they had into a medieval sword 'n' sorcery epic, filmed in England and finished in…

Here's the eager New York independent production that snagged Parker Posey for her first starring role -- as a Manhattan party animal…

John Frankenheimer's big-scale terrorism conspiracy tale benefits from the director's no-nonsense attitude to action. Thomas Harris' first novel spins on a 'high…

Is it a train wreck or an unrecognized masterpiece? Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt topline this enormous, enormously profane epic of silent-era…

'Washed up' at MGM, Joan Crawford bounced back with one of the smartest, best-judged career rethinks in Hollywood history. As James M.…

This Mickey Spillane noir tale has its good points: star Anthony Quinn gives a solid 'tough guy' performance, sizing up a quartet…

Hollywood's postwar shift to social consciousness addressed familiar issues like bigotry and discrimination. On his way to making his gargantuan, serious epics,…

François Truffaut is back with another Hitchcock-influenced adaptation of a Cornell Woolrich murder thriller, with stars Catherine Deneuve and Jean-Paul Belmondo as…

CineSavant Revival Screening Review From Newbery Medal to amusement park thrill ride, James Ramsey Ullman’s Banner in the Sky climbed the ladder…

Richard Widmark reportedly used his clout to amp up this revisionist western, but the result seems forced at best, and hampered by…

This very traditional chamber murder mystery starring David Farrar and Geraldine Fitzgerald has been beautifully restored by Studiocanal and bears the original…

Wow, a 'new' Sam Peckinpah western! While we await the rumored Blu-ray of Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid to surface (or…

This is part two of a review for Mill Creek Entertainment’s Thrillers from the Vault, 8 Classics Films. Part one can be…

In 1934 Boris Karloff was an unhappy actor, he was one of Universal’s most illustrious stars, yet good parts were scarce, and intelligent…