The Counterfeit Traitor
George Seaton connected an ideal cast to this true-life WW2 story so good that a lazy script and slack direction can't sink…

George Seaton connected an ideal cast to this true-life WW2 story so good that a lazy script and slack direction can't sink…

It's back and Criterion's got it, so be prepared for sharp-talking insights on Billy Wilder's nearly flawless, cinema-changing ode to cold-blooded murder,…

The good news is that Kino's new 4K encodings of Sergio Leone's first two Italo 'Dollars' oaters look terrific, with Fistful showing…

Born in 1909, David “Tom” Stern III was a journalist who lived a long and prosperous life—his father was media magnate J.…

What a great title to revisit -- John Ford's 'Kabuki' western is less about action and more about form and tradition --…

In just her fourth American movie the Swedish import Ingrid Bergman proves herself the most sensual creature in Hollywood, running away with…

Expatriate blacklistee Joseph Losey is the perfect director for this excellent, strange tale, a big award winner in France. The terrible Occupation-era…

This knockout comedy rates as one of Hollywood's funniest ever -- although it could be 'cancelled' any day now, so get ready…

Peter Yates' excellent war-movie follow-up to Bullitt landed in the wrong year: the beautifully produced and directed action thriller was barely seen…

Here's one that really benefits from its 4K upgrade -- Terry Gilliam's dense visuals look great with Roger Pratt's exacting cinematography. Is…

Steve McQueen's final film is an action-comedy compromise that will satisfy his fans even if it barely hangs together. The thrills are…

Though he thrived in light comedies and upmarket melodramas, Vincent Price didn’t really find himself till he found Henry Jarrod, the high…

The Cohen Film Collection brings to Region A its beautifully remastered disc of American fringe filmmaking's weirdest, most obsessively arty shock-fest --…

Yasuzo Masumura amazes us with yet another sensual stunner. This period way-of-all-flesh tale is almost a horror film, but the supernatural shivers…

Ivan Passer's first American film and his first in the English language is a core life-with-a-junkie tale in a cold Manhattan winter.…

Damaged Lives & Damaged Goods Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Picture, Volume 13 Blu-ray Kino Classics / Something Weird…

John Sturges' orbital jeopardy thriller does everything right: the story is taken seriously, the actors seem committed and the special effects aren't…

Val Guest's cinema quest for his own semi-docu style pays off in this fine, intelligent police investigation into a gruesome dismemberment murder.…

In 1957 it was commonplace for burlesque comedians to share the bill with a musical act or two, but in New York’s…

This 2011 theatrical remake of John le Carré's spy classic is a happy surprise -- it's every bit as distinctive and accomplished…

If nothing else, Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s Stingray should be celebrated for inspiring Team America: World Police, the gonzo marionettes-on-the-make political satire…

Alex Cox attacks the Reagan years with a political tale sung in the key of the Italo Spaghetti Western: expect plenty of…

The messy politics of the Indo-China War didn't confuse writer-director Samuel Fuller; as the machine gun- toting Nat King Cole snarls, hating…

Still believe in the goodness of people? Still hold out hope for the future? If so this is one picture…

Charlie McCarthy was W.C. Fields’ most formidable antagonist—a wide-eyed charmer with a bright (not to mention permanent) smile, Charlie was everything the…

George Pal's ill-fated 'future docu' followup to Destination Moon still stirs the imagination, rendering in vivid Technicolor the visionary images that amazed…