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Destination Moon

After decades of neglect, George Pal's history-making Sci-fi breakthrough arrives in a worthy video transfer. The milestone production is as original as…

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Thirty Seconds over Tokyo

One of the best combat films of World War II is this MGM ode to the 1942 Dolittle Raid, the strike at…

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My Neighbor Adolf

Here's a rather good picture that's a tough sell. We especially admire its comic tightrope act ... there's no humor in the…

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Without Apparent Motive

Sans mobile apparent.  Star Jean-Louis Trintignant and composer Ennio Morricone dominate this cheerfully attractive serial killer tale, shot in sunny Nice. A…

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The Hunt for Red October

I'll bet that plenty of Russians enjoy this Cold War thriller -- Sean Connery charms everyone. Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan tale is…

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Monty Python’s Life of Brian

Financed by British royalty (George Harrison put up the lion’s share of the cash), the film’s low budget appearance is inescapable but…

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La tête contre les murs

Head Against the Wall.  Georges Franju's first feature adapts a novel protesting the French system of mental health asylums -- and breathes…

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Charade

High on the list of '60s mainstream movie entertainments is this twist-laden comic-romantic murder thriller, cleverly modeled on the Hitchcock template by…

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Explorers

Director Joe Dante's special skill with actors shines in this overachieving 'juvenile' space adventure that overflows with The Sense of Wonder. It…

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Toomorrow

Dennis Bartok brings an oddball film back from obscurity -- an unreleased big budget comic Sci-fi musical given a big 1970 premiere,…

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Carlos Saura’s Flamenco Trilogy

Criterion's reboot of their branded line Eclipse goes in a great direction with a remaster of Carlos Saura and Antonio Gades' marvelous…

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Possessed

It's glamour time with one of Joan Crawford's best star vehicles, a core shopgirl-to-Park Avenue saga that's All About Joan. Clark Gable…

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Sentimental Value

A highlight of this year's awards season becomes a handsome, rewarding Criterion release. Joachim Trier's drama finds power in the intersection of…

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The 5-Man Army

Spaghetti westerns were the rage in 1969, as long as the action was constant and the body count high. An Italo producer…

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Unearthly Stranger

1963's critics favored this 'cerebral' Sci-fi offering but the main draw was its mysterious heroine, a new bride who may be an…

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Follow Me Quietly

Director Richard Fleischer's crime thriller passed the test with RKO's new owner Howard Hughes, possibly because of its clever story hook: a…

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7 Faces of Dr. Lao

George Pal's production had a hard nut to crack, adapting a highly misanthropic adult novel to serve as a family attraction for…

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Night World

Nope, it's not a stealth Karloff horror feature, but another of his underworld roles ... actually, a semi-underworld role in a nifty…

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Marlowe

James Garner takes a spin as the world-weary detective Philip Marlowe -- "unassailably virtuous, invariably broke." An updating of Raymond Chandler's The…

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The Thief of Bagdad

Douglas Fairbanks' miracle film of the silent era is back in a new restoration from Photoplay Productions, with a bounty of extras;…

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Hi, Mom!

Brian DePalma's wild skit + provocation comedy cemented his status as a capable, meaningful filmmaker just before he turned to a commercial…

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D.O.A. + Borderline

VCI showcases a pair of independently produced films noir, one a decent programmer and the other one of the best of its…

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Stray Dog

The depressed streets of postwar Tokyo are the hunting ground for detective Toshiro Mifune, who lost his service automatic on a streetcar…

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Swashbuckler

Spectacular!  Colorful!  Action-packed!  A big production, big stars, but where's the movie?  James Goldstone's pirate picture has energetic action and little else;…

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Million Dollar Legs

Paramount's catch-all comedy makes zero sense but has a great attitude. It showcases a number of eager funnymen from vaudeville and silent…

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Crack-Up

This noir tries something different: an art expert must play detective to find out why everybody thinks he's gone insane. Who knew…