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Merrily We Go to Hell

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

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Larceny

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

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The Face Behind the Mask

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

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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly 4K

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

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HAMMER VOLUME SIX: NIGHT SHADOWS

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

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The President’s Analyst

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

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Explorers

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…

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Scarface (1932)

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…

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The Yearling

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

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To New Shores & La Habanera

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

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Fast Times at Ridgemont High

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

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Hellfighters

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

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Blood of the Vampire

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

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Giants and Toys

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

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The Woman One Longs For

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

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It Happened Tomorrow

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

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The Producers

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

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History is Made at Night

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

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The Whistle at Eaton Falls

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

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Escape from Fort Bravo

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

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The Blue Lamp

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

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Nightmare Alley

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

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Donnie Darko 4K

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

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Smile

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

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They Won’t Believe Me

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

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THE DUNGEON OF ANDY MILLIGAN COLLECTION

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