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

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

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

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

CineSavant 2017 Favored Disc Roundup Savant picks The Most Impressive Restorations of 2017 This is a tough year for best-of Home Video…

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

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'…

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

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

Welcome to a pair of vintage mysteries with George Simenon's popular Inspector Jules Maigret, a gumshoe who gets the tough cases. Top…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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…

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

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

Indicator follows up The Wonderful Worlds of Ray Harryhausen, Volume One: 1955-1960 with, wait for it, Volume 2: 1961-1964, featuring three of Harryhausen's…

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.…

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

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

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

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

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