The Servant
Joseph Losey and Harold Pinter shake up the notion of English propriety, as butler Dirk Bogarde 'invades and subverts' the life of…

Joseph Losey and Harold Pinter shake up the notion of English propriety, as butler Dirk Bogarde 'invades and subverts' the life of…

Howard Hawks presents ancient history as a lavish spectacle: tens of thousands of extras build a giant pyramid on the extra-wide CinemaScope…

Roger Donaldson's smartly scripted and produced 1984 remake of history's most famous high-seas mutiny gets a lavish treatment on this two-disc Blu-ray…

Are doors finally opening for the remaining hold-outs in classic Eurohorror? All-Region fans can rejoice at the availability of Mario Bava's La…

Gaumont has done right by this orphaned opus from France's silent film genius Abel Gance -- his follow-up to Napoléon is a…

When does 'tough and brassy' become 'camp and kitsch'? No longer a Gorgeous Young Thing, Joan Crawford walked a narrow line when…

Finally, a chance to review this deserving suspense thriller. Incredibly realistic scenes on the high seas are a highlight of Richard Lester's…

When does a comedy of manners stop flattering the audience, and begin criticizing it? Jean Renoir's acknowledged masterpiece was rejected on its…

There's a new name for 'Murder': Diane Tremayne. Few noirs put the blame on Mame more firmly than Otto Preminger's All-in-the-Family tale…

This one is reviewed 'just for the record' -- we have a soft spot for train-wreck science fiction losers. 'What went wrong?'…

Warners' prestigious adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's Pulitzer-winning novella gives Spencer Tracy an actor's showcase. His Cuban fisherman Santiago engages in an existential…

Orion's smart, sharp action thriller compresses 'Manchurian Candidate' and 'Day of the Jackal' into a 24-hour race to prevent a political assassination.…

Pop feminism proved a potent box office draw with this stylish, star-studded outlaw road trip from Ridley Scott; a big convertible has…

Yes, this is indeed the original, iconic ‘bad’ movie of Golden Turkey honors. Back in the ’40s and ’50s micro-budgeted films couldn’t…

"Hello Old Sport!" A show once seemingly missing forever has surfaced on a Blu-ray from Australia. The elusive Alan Ladd version of…

William Wellman's weirdly morbid thriller from the pre-Code years has been newly remastered, after the discovery of a quality print. The legendary…

We like to defend pre-Code movies at CineSavant, but this one is almost pure Smut -- or at least what passed for…

Joseph Losey's first feature is an anomaly -- a million-dollar Technicolor semi-fantasy about tolerance, anti-conformism and pacifist activism, made just as Hollywood…

A stunning movie that conveys the pure spirit of a vintage fairy tale, Aleksandr Ptushko's story of royal intrigue is charming to…

Gangsters, murder, sex and intrigue on the French Riviera! René Clément's overheated thriller touches all the bases, dropping Alain Delon's fugitive playboy…

Ethereal creatures walk among us! Wim Wenders' contemplative utopia proposes other-dimensional Angels that comfort and watch over the insecure and fearful. Angel…

With a fine script, decent co-stars and sensitive direction, this fancy-dress production of the sad story of The Lady of the Camélias…

It hasn't much of a reputation, but James Frawley's kooky Disaster Movie spoof may fill the need for silly comedy -- it…

Peter Bogdanovich’s intriguing suspense thriller is a near ‘perfect mousetrap’ of a movie that neatly sidesteps accusations of topical exploitation. Polly Platt…

Fritz Lang's wavering American career hit a high note in this adaptation of a Clifford Odets play with a four-star cast: Barbara…

Viavision Imprint’s 4th Noir collection is here, with two core examples of the classic style, one solid gangster film, an adventure-intrigue tale…