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Ruby

A significant horror hit from '77, Ruby surprised all that made it including its director Curtis Harrington, who struggled with an interfering…

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Dunkirk

A huge summer hit and a righteous blow struck for positive, non-comic book entertainment, Christopher Nolan's account of a WW2 crisis is…

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Pulp

A spoof? A black comedy? Michael Hodges and Michael Caine's hardboiled 'foreign intrigue' comedy lays on the movie references and clever dialogue,…

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Four Faces West

Westerns are all about values: good and bad, law and lawlessness, etc. Joel McCrea and Frances Dee's 'bad man' saga isn't faith…

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Night Passage — Die Uhr ist abgelaufen

It's the great Anthony Mann-James Stewart western that Mann didn't direct: Stewart goes it alone, over-filling a good western idea with 'cute'…

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Letter from an Unknown Woman

This devastating romantic melodrama is Max Ophüls' best American picture -- perhaps because it seems so European? It's probably Joan Fontaine's finest…

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Casualties of War

In 1969 The New Yorker published a detailed exposé by Daniel Lang concerning four soldiers deployed in the Phu My district of…

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A New Leaf – Olive Signature

Filtered through her experience as an unequalled comic performer, writer-director Elaine May scores a bulls-eye with this grossly underappreciated gem, fashioned in…

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The Complete Monterey Pop Festival

Criterion lavishes a major upgrade to its older box set celebrating the first major rock concert event, the 'California Dreamin' idyll that…

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Deathdream

Average fans of A Christmas Story likely don't know that director Bob Clark had once made creepy horror pictures with Alan Ormsby,…

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General Idi Amin Dada: A Self-Portrait

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a precedent! Barbet Schroeder's documentary gets up close and personal with a narcissistic dictator consumed by his…

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Election

We've all met Tracy Flick -- the eager-beaver student that charms the right teachers, wins all the awards and corners the big…

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Stay Hungry

Are '70s auteur pictures liberated and loose, or flaky and undisciplined? Bob Rafelson's Alabama escapade places Jeff Bridges amid a wide range…

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Operation Petticoat

Tony Curtis grew up idolizing the suave and funny Cary Grant, emulated his romantic moves as an actor and then performed a…

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Hangover Square

No, it's not a the-day-after sequel to The Lost Weekend, but a class-act mystery-horror from 20th-Fox, at a time when the studio…

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Wolf (All-Region)

Aooowww --- Woo! Jack Nicholson summons his inner dog -- and dons the makeup and scary contact lenses -- to go the…

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Little Big Man (Region B)

Arthur Penn's under-appreciated epic has everything a big-scale western could want -- spectacle, interesting characters, good history and a sense of humor.…

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Scarecrow

We're on the road again with a pair of eccentric new-age hobos, the kind that just can't hack it in polite society.…

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The Yellow Handkerchief

Ready for some full- on Japanese sentimentality? Superlative tough guy Ken Takakura takes us deep into heartbreak territory in search of a…

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Fritz Lang: The Silent Films

Hard-media home video is making a comeback, and Kino Lorber shows its faith in the medium with an extravagant collection of its…

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Sayonara

Back when interracial marriage was a shady topic (are those dark days coming back?) the U.S. military had some adjustment issues. Full…

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Ulzana’s Raid

Blu-ray fans are now well aware that many great movies unavailable in the U.S., can be easily  found in Europe. One of…

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The Madness of King George

It's great when a fancy costume picture really has something to say -- Alan Bennett's crazy tale of a king's episode of…