Five Graves to Cairo
It's smart, it's funny, it has a touch of romance... it's Billy Wilder & Charles Brackett's entertaining espionage thriller set between the…

It's smart, it's funny, it has a touch of romance... it's Billy Wilder & Charles Brackett's entertaining espionage thriller set between the…

Witness one Robert Lippert, an American independent producer who flourished in multiple eras of Hollywood. We discuss his adaptation to changes in…

Universal's top-of-the-line Alfred Hitchcock classics make the jump to Ultra HD in a worthy update. We've seen these before but they're always…

George Pal's second science fiction classic has conceptual imagination and visual wonder to spare, along with a million awkward and dated details.…

Arrow jumps into the 4K Ultra HD bracket with a knockout 40th anniversary presentation of this campy, music-filled and incredibly colorful Dino…

Jules Dassin's most popular pre-exile crime thriller is many things: a cracking good police tale, a drama of human struggle and weakness,…

John Wayne, Robert Ryan and some thrilling color combat footage grace this Howard Hughes WW2 aviation epic, that's famous for being the…

Roger Corman began his boom year of 1957 with a marvelous bit of 'way-out' sci-fi -- a 'Tidal Wave of Terror' no…

When they dig it up, what will they find? Fans will want to see this forgotten Deutsch-noir masterpiece. Helmut Käutner's tale of…

Most people smile just at the mention of this show ... nothing is more healthy than an old fashioned laugh. Zucker, Zucker…

For vintage Japanese classics Arrow is the place to be this summer. Yasuzô Masumura's complicated tale of industrial espionage is an attack…

Hookers! Devil worshippers! A naughty teenage voyeur! A deadly knife, a lethal sedan and a chainsaw-wielding psychopath! Nasal Spray! CineSavant breaks with…

Trucks for victory! No deadheads on this run! Bald Tires for Adolf! Budd Boetticher's two-fisted teamsters haul General Patton's supplies through a…

Fans of Jean Renoir will rush to see something 'new' from the great director; this very different Renoir picture sees him filming…

Japanese cinema's earliest attempt to depict the full impact of the 1945 atom-bomb attack is one of the best anti-Nuke movies ever...…

The message of this ode to early Christian martyrs is overpowered by Cecil B. DeMille's indulgence of his sanctimonious/perverse instincts: although seldom…

Is this a thrilling, Chinatown-like Hollywood mystery, or a semi-docu about the making of the first TV Superman show? Or is it…

Hoo-haw, as they say... but the hot reputation of this pre-Code slice of censor bait begins and ends with its astonishing original…

A major silent film find: recently rediscovered and restored, this much-sought Austrian satire offers historical insight on antisemitism in 1920s Europe, and…

Still one of Tracy and Hepburn's best, this follow-up to Adam's Rib works on all levels. It rings the feminist rights gong…

An artist's life is always more than their 'published' works, but that this massive 'Agnés in a box' comes close to being…

Never heard of Wake Island? Its fall terrified Americans at Christmas of 1941. The war's just begun, we're definitely not winning, and…

Luchino Visconti's handsome final feature adapts a classic Italian novel about an arrogant aristocrat whose selfish double-standard philosophy causes ruin and misery.…

Good Old Tony Curtis! We could always depend on Tony for a sly, ingratiating smile, charm that ranged from candid-sweet to barracuda…

Here's a story about a different kind of 'lockdown.' This near-perfect Americana drama might be the real pinnacle of Sissy Spacek's wonderful…

Severin's extravagant four-film six-disc The Complete Umberto Lenzi / Carroll Baker Giallo Collection is a luxurious trip into sexy, violent Italo thrill territory.…