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Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel
Yet again, Deaf Crocodile opens doors to cinematic fantasy once blocked by politics and the vagaries of international film markets. This Estonian…
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A Man and a Woman
Director Claude Lelouch applied the Art Film format to a story of an intimate romantic encounter, and captured a world-wide audience. Star…
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The Verdict
The Verdict Blu-ray Warner Archive Collection 1946 / B&W / 1:37 Academy / 86 min. / Street Date January 27, 2026 /…
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Salem’s Lot
Prime-era Stephen King never loses its appeal! Director Tobe Hooper delivers some strong visuals in this TV movie version of King's All-American…
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Killers of the Flower Moon
Martin Scorsese's epic (and epic length!) adaptation of David Grann's eye-opening novel is great filmmaking with impressive performances from Leonardo DiCaprio and…
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Cutter’s Way
A fresh 4K encoding reveals a finer visual texture on Ivan Passer's highly-respected film, which features career-best performances by its stars. Disaffected…
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Classe tous risques
In what some consider the best classic crime film to come from France, writer-director Claude Sautet and writer José Giovanni give star…
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The Man Inside
Powerhouse Indicator dips into the Columbia library for a Warwick Films production from Albert R. Broccoli and Irving Allen. It's an international…
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Mogambo
John Ford went to Africa and brought home a fine remake of a 1930s pre-Code hit, with its original star Clark Gable.…
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The Day and the Hour
René Clément all but invented the resistance movie in France and returned to the topic several times. This story of an American…
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PlayTime 4K
PlayTime is work. Work for the audience who must adjust their own understanding as to how a movie should move, and work…
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The Second Woman
Upscale country-club noir: James V. Kern's well-directed psychological drama has become semi-obscure for a number of reasons but has been resurrected in…
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Excalibur
Not every John Boorman film landed on target, but this fantastic take on the Arthur legend is a big winner. Beginning the…
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Stranger on the Third Floor
The stylized visuals in this RKO mini-masterpiece are more extreme than any of the German expressionist classics said to have influenced it.…
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Ben-Hur
Warners' new 4K remaster of William Wyler's towering Road Show blockbuster is a feast for the eyes and ears; rich encoding will…
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Dillinger
John Milius's all-star gangland gundown epic is great fun for fans of gun action and the America's number one Public Enemy Number…
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Tarzan and His Mate
It's outrageously violent and eye-openingly explicit -- the second Johnny Weissmuller / Maureen O'Sullivan jungle epic is wall to wall animal attacks,…
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Network
Easily the most prescient picture of the 1970s, Paddy Chayefsky's warning of broadcast horrors to come couldn't be more relevant to today's…
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Westworld
Michael Crichton proved himself smarter than the Hollywood system with this neatly conceived, modestly produced moneymaker. Everyone remembers Yul Brynner's psycho robot…
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A Long Ride from Hell
UK correspondent Lee Broughton returns with coverage of a Spaghetti Western that is unique in as much as it was the legendary…
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One Battle After Another – 4K
You’re in the passenger seat and the driver is treating this winding mountain road like their personal speedway. It’s terrifying— there’s no…
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Lubitsch Musicals
These pre-Code comedies of manners were America's talking-picture introduction to 'the Lubitsch touch.' They're spirited bedroom farces, even though the innuendo and…
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Red Dust
Understanding pre-Code movies gets easy after seeing MGM's sultry romance set in an exotic, sweaty rubber plantation. The big draw is cock…
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3:10 to Yuma
Stunning in HD, this A+ western is a total knockout in crisp 4K. Glenn Ford and Van Heflin's performances as a ruthless…
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Krakatit
A thinking man's nuclear apocalypse movie -- from 1948? Science fiction fans will find Otakar Vávra's highly original response to the…
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Dante’s Peak
It's fundamentally a dum-dum '90s disaster picture, an action-jeopardy roller coaster ride tailored to compete with the Roland Emmerichs and the Michael…