Frankenstein’s Daughter
Richard Cunha's third of four horror item for Astor Pictures is perhaps the most marketable: in 1958 almost anything with the name…

Richard Cunha's third of four horror item for Astor Pictures is perhaps the most marketable: in 1958 almost anything with the name…

From beneath the Southern Cross come a pair of genuine noirs that happen to have been made in Argentina, where film art…

We loved James Bond but diehard '60s spy fans hold a special admiration for Len Deighton's 'thinking man's secret agent' Harry Palmer.…

Vincente Minnelli's best non-musical drama hits on a magic combination -- a tough tale of small-town malaise, his patented hyper-expressive sense of…

This first remake of the 1956 sci-fi classic retains many of the original's story points, clears up the bio minutiae for literal-minded…

Nicholas Meyer's 'other' fantastic film project was ignored for all the wrong reasons; Pierce Brosnan fills a heroic leading role in a…

Walter Mirisch's slam-bang, eardrum-pounding Sensurround stock footage orgy for the Centennial Year gathers an impressive lineup of big stars to celebrate the…

A genuine 'sleeper' hit, this 'all in the family' noir pits innocent childhood against cold blooded murderers. Little Bobby Driscoll witnesses Paul…

MGM sends James Stewart and Anthony Mann to Colorado high country locations for their third big-ticket western, a tight & tense psychological…

It's a pleasant thing to revisit an old favorite and discover that it's better than you remember. The tale of Zampanò and…

Barbara Steele has one of her better performance showcases in Camillo Mastrocinque's classy ghost story with a somewhat dispiriting twist. Steele's fan-collectors…

Nobody did better with horror franchises than Wes Craven, who reinvigorated the genre in this relentlessly bloody thriller. Its self-referential gimmick should…

Dario Argento in 4K -- that sounds like a good idea, especially for his more visually jolting giallos. Arrayed in garish reds…

When did murder thrillers become horror pix? This one is horror only by association, and star Basil Rathbone would be a suave…

New remastered restorations of Val Lewton pictures? We're there. This terrific double bill gives us two Lewton shockers that are in…

What a Halloween treat! Karl Freund stopped directing after this classic, which is a shame -- it's German expressionism's most exciting foray…

John Huston plays every narrative card in the deck for the difficult task of expressing the great doctor's insights into psychoanalysis. His…

An old favorite receives a quality restoration: Raoul Walsh, John Huston, W.R. Burnett and actress Ida Lupino launch Humphrey Bogart as an…

Talk about raising the roof with song -- George Nierenberg's documentary is still considered the best on gospel music. Made in the…

It's been said that American women of the 1950s admired Marilyn Monroe, but they wanted to be Audrey Hepburn, who projected an…

Let loose some airy English film aesthetes with a big budget, a French film studio and a theme somewhere between Marcel Proust…

Military ensemble pictures work well when the excitement is all about the job and working under pressure: Charlton Heston, Stacy Keach, Ned…

The grimacing Count, the inspired Dr. Frankenstein, the megalomanic Dr. Griffin and the unlucky Larry Talbot make the jump to 4K courtesy…

"We in the killin' Nazi bizness. An' cousin, bizness is boomin'!" Brad Pitt scalps his enemies, Mélanie Laurent serves up a killer…

Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond's comeback comedy performed decently enough at the box office, but its real accomplishment is vaulting Walter Matthau…

Criterion gives this classic its first exposure on Region A Blu-ray! A new 4K remaster puts the story of a guy too…