Prince of the City
Sidney Lumet's harrowing film is a true-life account of a NY narcotics detective- turned government informant; its length and intensity can be…

Sidney Lumet's harrowing film is a true-life account of a NY narcotics detective- turned government informant; its length and intensity can be…

Powerhouse Indicator moves forward to their fourth fancy box of noirs from the studio of Harry Cohn, six pictures stretching from the…

Yes, sometimes a producer could earn 'auteur' status making B pictures. A name that's never going to be uttered in the same…

Any WW2 action adventure involving the Norwegian resistance is OK in my book, and this big-star saga about sabotage efforts to stop…

Every once in a while a movie makes me think, 'this one's too good to review, just tell them to see it…

It's yet another masterpiece from the Italian director Francesco Rosi, adapting a fiction novel about a political murder conspiracy that is altogether…

It's low-rent Noir A Go-Go: Angela Lansbury is a double-crossing femme fatale in this independent cheapie with modest charms. You can't trust…

Ignored, maligned and hammered out into an 'Alan Smithee' extended cut for TV, David Lynch's outstanding Sci-fi epic arrives on 4K Ultra…

Surreal delirium in cinema! Gary Cooper and Ann Harding are a tragic romantic pair, but even when separated by space, time and…

Foreseeing a relaxation of censorship on the horizon, England's Titan Films filmed this mad surgery opus with far more gore and cruelty…

Cecil B. DeMille delivers a satisfying western epic starring Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Robert Preston, Brian Donlevy & Akim Tamiroff; the story…

Another unexpected comic treasure from the mid '70s! Jeff Bridges and Sam Waterston make an irresistible pair of would-be outlaws in a…

Yasuzo Masumura takes horror into kinky territory in an Edogawa Ranpo shocker about obsession, namely, mixing sex and death. Michio is the…

It's a collection of 6 -- count 'em Six -- horror and sci-fi curiosities from the '40s and '50s, aimed straight at…

Andrzej Wajda's most celebrated film in the West is a serious thriller about doubt and corruption in a Poland 'liberated' by the…

"Es ist eine schwimmende Plattform!" Here's something for committed Sci-fi followers, a lavish German production with big drama, big emotions, and impressive,…

A review for a movie not on video disc. CineSavant bears down hard on a now-obscure UK thriller that proves a crossroads…

Claude Chabrol's 'minor' wartime drama is one of the best movies of its kind I've seen. A French town under German rule…

Errol Flynn goes to war! One of the last major direct-combat pictures to come out of Hollywood during the war, Raoul Walsh's…

This 'dawn of sound' classic from Josef Sternberg is an important early entry in the gangster genre, a romanticized tale of urban…

More or less ignored for 75 years, this curious 'B' program picture now finds its way directly to a Warner Archive Blu-ray…

One of Jules Verne's most popular sci-fi fantasies got the big screen treatment from American-International, which hopped on the Verne bandwagon that…

The newest addition to the stable of horror and sci-fi on Ultra HD is Dario Argento's debut feature, the game-changer that launched…

It's French! It's hot! Jacques Deray's most unusual film is an intimate, minimalist murder story that digs deep into the affairs of…

Years in the making! The glory of MGM on parade! Enough studio resources to film twenty pictures were expended on this paean…

The Wade Williams Collection yields more '50s sci-fi, Monogram Pictures' ambitious space travel movie filmed in glorious green-challenged Cinecolor. Cameron Mitchell and…