El vampiro negro
The Black Vampire! The most impressive Spanish-language noir restoration yet, Román Viñoly Barreto's superior serial murder thriller hails from 1953 Argentina. It…

The Black Vampire! The most impressive Spanish-language noir restoration yet, Román Viñoly Barreto's superior serial murder thriller hails from 1953 Argentina. It…

This mid-60s detective story has the right ingredients -- a good mystery and interesting characters. David Jannsen gets to play a 'Bosch'-…

Hungry for those wet Parisian streets, the city lights, and cadavres en lambeaux in the pale moonlight? Enter three highly atmospheric, star-studded…

The New York Underground invaded the mainstream with Robert Downey Sr.'s completely irreverent Madison Avenue satire, in which a token black executive…

Robert Aldrich gives the Cavalry Western a rough going-over in this brutal, unforgiving horror-western. Burt Lancaster gets in a fine late-career action…

Newly remastered in 4K! Bruce Dern's (literally) tree-hugging forest ranger Freeman Lowell commits space piracy to save the trees, dude, and becomes…

An aristocratic bloodsucker from the old country is the main attraction of Bob Kelljan’s Count Yorga, Vampire, but what drives the movie…

The first movie to directly confront McCarthyism! Or so said the editorials touting this 'Long-Awaited Screen Event' in which 'Bette Davis Hits…

Bertrand Blier's edgy romp about a pair of ne'er-do-well petty-crooks will go too far for many viewers -- they're antisocially chauvinistic in…

Elvis Presley's handlers found the formula that would keep his stardom solvent through the 1960s in this well-confected, calculatedly vacant star vehicle…

Pixar's save-the-world eco-epic actually begins with the world destroyed, before a pair of cute robots help put it back together again. Andrew…

Rarovideo is back, with an excellent Italo war drama that finds humanist values in an appalling situation: a young Italian lieutenant is…

Almost supernaturally handsome, Mortimer Brewster is quite the catch; a celebrated man about town and theater critic who saves his most acerbic…

Yet another 3-D Blu-ray treat -- the 3-D Film Archive restores a rare English production, an international crime tale in 3-D. Dennis…

Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer hit the big screen early in the 3-D craze, in a much tamed-down adaptation. The camera legend John…

Dore Schary's post-MGM personal production is a class act in every respect -- Montgomery Clift, Robert Ryan and Myrna Loy are well…

Another classic-era Eurohorror title has surfaced on Blu-ray. Straight from the exploitation trenches of postwar Germany, this elusive opus jangles plenty of…

The success of 1957’s I Vampiri, a grimly beautiful fantasy directed by Riccardo Freda and Mario Bava, provoked an unexpected trend in…

With human justice absent in the awful political bloodshed in Central America, Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamente finds payback in cinematic fantasy. A…

Crane Wilbur’s The Bat is a murder mystery starring Agnes Moorehead and Vincent Price—but the real mystery is how Hollywood managed to…

A truly fascinating rarity from the U.S.S.R., Karen Shahknazarov's wickedly droll satire proves that the country Reagan called an 'Evil Empire' was…

Ivan Passer's superb coda to the '60s counterculture generation now enjoys a formidable reputation; this new Fun City Editions release packs it…

Still by far the best adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson story, Paramount's glossy pre-Code is also one of the most prestigious…

Anticipating new interest in one of the most influential horror films of all time, Criterion gives George Romero's zombie classic the boost…

Severin's October offerings include this investigation of Euro-weirdness curated with academic purpose and clarity by Kier-La Janisse, evoking the name of her…

This Civil War thriller has so much that's truthful to say about War, Patriotism and combatant-vs.-civilian terror that we can hardly believe…