RUMBLE FISH / EDGAR WALLACE COLLECTION
Rumble Fish, Francis Ford Coppola’s Young Adult tone poem, unspools in a black and white never-never land of sullen teens, pool tables…

Rumble Fish, Francis Ford Coppola’s Young Adult tone poem, unspools in a black and white never-never land of sullen teens, pool tables…

This Iranian import made news when its director found himself on the wrong side of the recent travel ban. It's well worth…

Many weird-world genre bending millennial epics have already dated badly, but not Richard Kelly's sci-fi / horror / satirical mind-trip about a…

New Wave director Claude Chabrol goes off in an odd direction with this Francophone adaptation of Hamlet. Convinced that his father was…

It creeps and leaps and slides and glides along the wall... and then it eats your face, dude. Mario Bava and Riccardo…

Director Steve Sekely's hardboiled film noir leans heavily on the talents of star-producer Paul Henreid and camera ace John Alton -- the…

The laid-back, plot challenged non-violent western gets a boost in this folksy comedy about two aging cowboys with less sense than the…

Cuba has just been opened up to Americans, but twenty years ago musician Ry Cooder saw to it that a vanishing music…

"Here is the screen's most shocking exposé, of the 'Baby-Facers' just taking their first stumbling steps down Sin Street U.S.A.!" Robert Altman's…

François Truffaut's adaptation of Ray Bradbury's dystopian, illiterate future looks better than ever, and the scary part is that some of its…

Near the turn of the century a struggling war correspondent named Edgar Wallace began churning out detective stories for British monthlies like…

Jacques Demy's international breakthrough musical gives us Catherine Deneuve and wall-to-wall Michel Legrand pop-jazz -- it's a different animal than La La…

This charming Roy Rogers oater could reboot interest in vintage 'series' westerns. Basically a film for little kids, it's earnestly played by…

You Axed for it, as Forry would say: the grade Z horror movie that launched a thousand bad puns is also an…

Long before movies routinely created 'worlds' with their own twisted fantasy logic, only a few paranoid thrillers, usually odd genre items, tried…

Take one fiercely individual auteur fed up with the Hollywood game, put him in Kyoto with a full Japanese film company, and…

Sometimes a movie is simply too good for just one special edition... Savant reached out to nab a British Region B import…

Director and documentarian Mark Hartley scores both a film history and comedy success with this 'wild, untold' account of the 1980s film…

Can radical theater make a good movie? Elio Petri continues his string of biting social comment movies with a black comedy about…

When Alfred Hitchcock films are praised, this 1944 picture tends to get overlooked. Yet it hooks and holds audiences as strongly as…

There's plenty of Sin in Walerian Boroczyk's searing movie but little of it can be laid at the feet of its heroine,…

Before he became the flag bearer for cinema violence, Sam Peckinpah made his reputation with this unique western, a marvelous rumination on…

Another offering of vintage East German pictures gives us all the pieces of a cinematic puzzle: Heiner Carow's 1968 memory- movie of…

After The Fox, a sunny mid-sixties farce about con-artists and movie-makers, boasts a powerhouse pedigree featuring leading men Peter Sellers and Victor Mature,…

Another impressive horror restoration! Majestic Pictures pulls together a great cast, including Fay Wray and Lionel Atwill, for a smart gothic horror…

Peter Cushing! Christopher Lee! Each is at the top of his game, playing competing collectors of occult incunabula -- the kind that…