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Citizen Kane 4K

A thousand releases down the line, Criterion gives us a special edition of the most creatively brilliant & innovative movie in history,…

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The Little Rascals Volume 3

The third volume in ClassicFlix’s Little Rascals series introduces the show’s most celebrated performer, George McFarland, otherwise known as Spanky. Before landing…

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It’s A Wonderful Life 75th Anniversary

It's the Gold Standard of Christmas movies and likely the oldest feature still broadcast on network TV during the holidays: Frank Capra's…

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Kino Noir Times Four

Let's shout our approval of this foursome of vintage noirs, all of which have been scarce since Eddie Muller was old enough…

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Party Girl

This colorful gangland drama was made by a studio in transition, in the middle of a crippling musicians’ strike. Robert Taylor and…

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Bloody Pit of Horror

Did these filmmakers have any idea how twisted a picture they were making?  It doesn't matter because this Italo torture orgy has…

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The Addams Family 4K

Barry Sonnenfeld leaped from hot cinematographer status to A- list director with this sure-footed big screen adaptation of the TV show based…

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Number Seventeen

One of Alfred Hitchcock's so-called lesser films bounces back in an immaculate restoration. Say goodbye to dismal, indecipherable Public Domain versions --…

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The Hills Have Eyes 4K

Wes Craven's getting a 4K Ultra HD workout this year, what with his monster hit Scream arriving in 4K last month. This…

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The Assassination Bureau

Veteran filmmakers Michael Relph and Basil Dearden try a hip 'n' flip costume comedy about an 1899 consortium that's the equivalent of…

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Fury (1936)

Fritz Lang's first American picture is a searing social statement out of message-averse Hollywood. It's also a cinematic landmark, packed with innovative…

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W.C. x Three

W.C. Fields divided the country into factions—con men and those who would be conned. Throughout his career the comedian played both parts,…

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Frankenstein’s Daughter

Richard Cunha's third of four horror item for Astor Pictures is perhaps the most marketable: in 1958 almost anything with the name…

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Argentine Noir

From beneath the Southern Cross come a pair of genuine noirs that happen to have been made in Argentina, where film art…

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The Harry Palmer Collection

We loved James Bond but diehard '60s spy fans hold a special admiration for Len Deighton's 'thinking man's secret agent' Harry Palmer.…

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Some Came Running

Vincente Minnelli's best non-musical drama hits on a magic combination -- a tough tale of small-town malaise, his patented hyper-expressive sense of…

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers ’78 4K

This first remake of the 1956 sci-fi classic retains many of the original's story points, clears up the bio minutiae for literal-minded…

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The Deceivers

Nicholas Meyer's 'other' fantastic film project was ignored for all the wrong reasons; Pierce Brosnan fills a heroic leading role in a…

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Midway (1976)

Walter Mirisch's slam-bang, eardrum-pounding Sensurround stock footage orgy for the Centennial Year gathers an impressive lineup of big stars to celebrate the…

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The Window

A genuine 'sleeper' hit, this 'all in the family' noir pits innocent childhood against cold blooded murderers. Little Bobby Driscoll witnesses Paul…

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The Naked Spur

MGM sends James Stewart and Anthony Mann to Colorado high country locations for their third big-ticket western, a tight & tense psychological…

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La Strada

It's a pleasant thing to revisit an old favorite and discover that it's better than you remember. The tale of Zampanò and…

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An Angel for Satan

Barbara Steele has one of her better performance showcases in Camillo Mastrocinque's classy ghost story with a somewhat dispiriting twist. Steele's fan-collectors…

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Scream 4K

Nobody did better with horror franchises than Wes Craven, who reinvigorated the genre in this relentlessly bloody thriller. Its self-referential gimmick should…

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Deep Red 4K

Dario Argento in 4K -- that sounds like a good idea, especially for his more visually jolting giallos. Arrayed in garish reds…