The Narrow Margin
Quite a few films noir approach perfection: this almost-perfect RKO production was abused by Howard Hughes, only to bounce back as one…

Quite a few films noir approach perfection: this almost-perfect RKO production was abused by Howard Hughes, only to bounce back as one…

If a fountain is nearby he will fall into it, if a rake is close he will step on it, if an…

It's an epic seen through the eye of an artist. We know the past of Europe through great paintings, but Stanley Kubrick…

Italo pioneer in Gothic horror Ernesto Gastaldi stepped up to directing with this not-bad murder thriller for the Euro exploitation market circa…

John Huston's final work is a personal production filmed under ideal conditions, with an ideal Irish cast. Screenwriter Tony Huston adjusts the…

Is it a filmic disaster or just your average post-punk Riot grrrl Sci-fi epic that got lost in the margins? Lori Petty…

'Kill the Bible!' -- according to Cecil B. DeMille, that's the agenda of Godless atheists destroying America's youth. His beautifully directed yet…

As long as we're feeling restless ... we return to 1971, and a Peter Watkins political fantasy that arrived looking for trouble.…

Edward Yang's sentimental family masterpiece is back, now in 4K Ultra HD. It's New Taiwan Cinema at its best, and an ideal…

It's a lowly Z-grade independent monster show of the 1950s, made by Billy Wilder's talent-challenged older brother. We can't get enough of…

He was the biggest unknown-to-major-star sensation of the Golden age of Hollywood. Errol Flynn's screen breakthrough is unique, as his 'dashing rogue'…

Barbara Steele is back and Dr. Hichcock's got her, but it's not that Dr. Hichcock. The producers of The Horrible Dr. Hichcock…

Tim Burton's debut feature elaborates on the alternate-universe world of Pee-Wee Herman, the alter-ego creation of comedian Paul Reubens. A non-conformist original…

Steven Spielberg's celebration of Rod Serling's legendary TV show delivers mind-bending fantasy and horror, and maybe slips a bit when reaching for…

Dennis Bartok and Craig Rogers's Deaf Crocodile Films keeps coming up with surprises from Eastern Europe. This Hungarian fantasy throws us for…

Watergate prompted Hollywood to launch a wave of paranoid thrillers about vast conspiracies, but Italian filmmakers long before presented the status quo…

The best suspense TV of the 1950s has been released again, in a monster set with dozens of discs ... and its…

Any 4K Hammer release gets special attention; this one has Christopher Lee as Dracula so will spike the radar of collector completists.…

This solid hit generated numerous sequels, a truckload of cartoons and a key character for Peter Sellers, who slipped into the movie…

For the sensitive, this high-toned tale of Death trapped in a tree can be an emotional sledgehammer, with enough weeping and wailing…

Laurel and Hardy were a team so beloved they could unite even this country—it’s no small irony that they thrived in the…

It's a movie musical ripe for rediscovery ... a film version of a classic ballad opera from 1728, a satirical lampoon of…

When the 'talkies' arrived, Broadway's smartest wordsmiths wasted no time mining Hollywood gold. Hecht and MacArthur's cynical newspaper saga defined a brassy…

The StudioCanal restoration of one of the creepiest and most elegant fright films ever made comes to Region A on 4K Ultra…

"Maybe we can make some sense." David Byrne & Spike Lee's joyous concert film is just as energizing as Stop Making Sense;…

Among monster boxes this one takes the prize: 104 DVD discs, holding twenty years of a series that’s been in constant TV…