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…

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…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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;…

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

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