The Brain from Planet Arous
In 1957, Screen Gems released 52 of Universal’s classic horror films to television in a package called Shock! Typically broadcast around the…

In 1957, Screen Gems released 52 of Universal’s classic horror films to television in a package called Shock! Typically broadcast around the…

One of Orson Welles' best has arrived in 4K! Kino Lorber has revived Universal's 3-version study of the bordertown crime & corruption…

Lewis John Carlino's family-oriented Mafia tale was filmed four years before The Godfather: Kirk Douglas is a loose-cannon capo who bosses his…

Easily one of the best movies of its kind, J.A. Bayona's minute-by-minute tale of survival poses an immediate challenge to audiences: could…

Columbia Noir #5 Humphrey Bogart Region B Blu-ray Dead Reckoning, Knock on Any Door, Tokyo Joe, Sirocco, The Family Secret, The Harder…

"Woman Warriors in Brutal Death Battle!" This adventure thriller has no reputation to speak of, and is mainly notable as a strange…

Richard Roundtree's two-fisted detective tale burst on the scene announcing that a craze called Blaxploitation was on the way. No matter that…

Kudos to Powerhouse Indicator for releasing this dramatic propaganda piece based on an actual German churchman imprisoned for refusing to kowtow to…

The term 'filmed opera' in no way describes this phantasmagoria. Powell & Pressburger re-envisions the Offenbach work with dance sequences refracted through…

The edgy screenplay for this flashy, rough-edged 'lovers, drugs & guns' saga served to jump-start Quentin Tarantino's movie career; he's identified it…

Ultra HD puts Stanley Kubrick's second feature film in a new light -- his B&W images of New York lend a 'Weegee'…

What happens the moment gunmen go South of the border in American westerns? Implied foreign policy, that's what! Updating an old 'MGM…

4K discs are selling like hotcakes so it's only natural for studios to give Home Theater fanatics the biggest vintage blockbusters. George…

While away on assignment in Scotland, a melancholy company man experiences a life-changing, and possibly supernatural, transformation. This tale of magic and…

The Film Noir Foundation puts across more impressive rescues in concert with the UCLA Film and Television Archive: a pair of independently-produced…

This big screen, big star crowd-pleaser is a whopping entertainment yet too disjointed to satisfy as a gangster movie. It can ignore…

Vincente Minnelli took a break from musicals to feature Judy Garland in the first movie to show her dramatic acting range, a…

A late ‘50s showcase for classic horror films, Shock Theater managed to captivate children and worry their over-protective parents. But the kids…

Film Noir the Dark Side of Cinema VII The Boss, Chicago Confidential, The Fearmakers Blu-ray KL Studio Classics 1956-1958 / B&W /…

Despite its so-so critical reputation John Ford's cavalry picture is still a superior Civil War drama, making excellent use of a real…

Gritty inner city crime pix don't get any rougher than this -- I witnessed the walk-outs personally. Barry Shear and a crack…

Paramount Pictures presents a grudge match for the ages, W.C. Fields vs. The World. Headlining the bill are two of the combative…

Most noted for its troubled production background, this hospital-set murder thriller turns a doctor into a detective: James Coburn's medico undertakes an…

Welcome to Ground Zero for 'Committed Cinema' Italian style. Director Giuiano Montaldo filmed his dream project on location in Ireland and a…

UK correspondent Lee Broughton returns with coverage of a well-realised Spaghetti Western, Michele Lupo's irony-laden semi-comedy Ben & Charlie. The film's eponymous…

Accept no substitutes! Aleksandr Ptushko's fairy-tale folk hero saga is the real deal in medieval spectacle. When the nation calls, warriors rise…