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Marriage, social pressure, professional disappointment -- and if you want to be really unhappy, add alcohol to that mix. Fredric March and…

Marriage, social pressure, professional disappointment -- and if you want to be really unhappy, add alcohol to that mix. Fredric March and…

It happens every time: we want to cruelly betray somebody, but LOVE keeps getting in the way. When evil Dan Duryea sics…

Is this a horror classic? I'd certainly say yes, just for the shrewd and sympathetic performance of Peter Lorre as an unlucky…

It's still one of the most popular movies ever, and fans are proving that by shelling out for an umpteenth home video…

Once an upstart and now a company to contend with, Britain's Indicator continues their series of Hammer Studio releases with Hammer Volume…

Here's a GREAT picture whose time has come -- Theodore J. Flicker's spy spoof is one of the smartest, funniest political satires…

One of Joe Dante's finest pictures speaks heart-to-heart to gee-whiz space fans -- transporting us from our backyard to the far reaches…

Still the fiercest and most cinematic of the first wave of gangster classics, Howards Hughes and Hawks's pre-Code rule-breaker was the one…

Based on Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’s 1938 novel, The Yearling revels in the solitary adventures of Jody Baxter, a boy whose untamed nature…

Douglas Sirk proves his mettle as a consummate romantic storyteller in these part-musical melodramas from the peak of his career in Germany.…

"Learn it. Know it. Live it!" The best-remembered teen comedy of the '80s is also an insightful and unabashed look at real…

"Two smoldering women made all the danger worthwhile!"... heck, we didn't even see 'em catch fire. John Wayne is charismatic and Andrew…

The man with eyebrows that can kill! Not really, but that's the impression given by the poster illustration. The Baker/Berman producing team…

Brilliant filmmaking from Japan: Yasuzô Masumura's film all but screams in protest, that unfettered consumer capitalism is cannibalism, plain and simple. In…

It's Marlene Dietrich, before Josef von Sternberg and The Blue Angel -- and much of her mystique is already present. This sophisticated…

René Clair takes a trip through The Twilight Zone in It Happened Tomorrow, the story of a reporter’s perilous adventure with a…

At his most unrestrained, Mel Brooks would have made Voltaire blush. Would such uninhibited comedy survive under the gaze of today’s self-appointed…

'Unabashed, unfettered romanticism' runs wild in Frank Borzage's golden-age masterpiece of a runaway wife and the crazy Frenchman who pursues her. Long…

It's another CineSavant Revival Screening Review of a show not presently available on disc: not an old favorite, but something we admittedly…

John Sturges' first color western is a tightly organized and unpretentious winner about a stern Union prison warden and a Confederate prisoner…

It's the granddaddy of British cop dramas of the modern era. The most popular English picture of 1950 introduced PC George Dixon,…

One of the most glamorous / unsavory films noir ever, this creepy tale of a master con-man undone by warped ambition was…

The 4K Ultra HD crowd has a treat in store, for Donnie Boy is back for theatrical quality home screenings. Richard Kelly's…

Near the pinnacle of director-driven '70s cinema is this marvelous comedy about a 'American Miss' contest, and the swirl of personalities that…

Vintage high-end Film Noir from the classic year 1947! Low Mileage too -- this long cut hasn't been seen since the…

“I should have killed Andy.” – Jimmy McDonough In 1987 Andy Milligan was working on his latest film, a bloody revenge saga…