Screamers
Screaming, flying 'Autonomous Mobile Swords' have decimated the enemy in a war on a far-off planet, but now the pesky smart weapons…

Screaming, flying 'Autonomous Mobile Swords' have decimated the enemy in a war on a far-off planet, but now the pesky smart weapons…

The 'other' Hollywood studio version of the Alamo story is quite good, with strong production values, exciting stunt battle action and something…

Cult favorite Samuel Fuller explodes the mid-range Hollywood oater with elements we can all appreciate: a ritualistic fetishizing of the gunslinger ethos,…

Roger and Gene Corman's first 'The Filmgroup' production is a slick little programmer that belies its drive-in monster movie heritage: the trim…

Too edgy for the mainstream, Martin Sherman's influential play is nevertheless transformed into an admirable, well-crafted show. In Hitler's Berlin of 1934,…

Already eclipsed by James Bond and sexier European films, Paul Newman does his best to energize this derivative but lively spy-chase thriller…

Here's something I never expected to see: I ran to the blaxploitation attraction Willie Dynamite because I like actress Diana Sands, and…

Jane Russell heats up an Arizona mining town but she's just trying to help her new husband with his ethnic identity issues,…

For directing skill and sensual sophistication this psychologically intense murder tale equals or betters the most sophisticated American noirs. Julien Duvivier gives…

Just when we thought the world was doomed by the rejection of scientific rationalism, this lecture docu about the theories and discoveries…

Secret agent Michael Caine must take on both the kidnappers of his son and his own suspect Army Intelligence colleagues in Don…

CineSavant 2018 Favored Disc Roundup Savant picks The Most Impressive Blu-rays and DVDs of 2018 Welcome again to the most self-indulgent list…

A movie for people who don't normally like costume dramas about kings and queens, this adaptation of Maxwell Anderson's play is great…

Alfred Hitchcock's nearly perfect romantic spy thriller teams Cary Grant with Ingrid Bergman to yield just what audiences wanted in 1946, an…

How to shake up a mid-sixties slump at Hammer Films? It's back to basics time, with Christopher Lee returning in a most…

Nicholas Ray's CinemaScope detour into outlaw Americana is yet another sincere artistic effort muffled by studio interference. Ray sought to examine a…

Grand action entertainment bursts forth on the high seas, showing us how much production value Golden Hollywood could lavish on an exciting,…

Hollywood’s most tragic ‘mangled masterpiece’ gets a new lease on life with this special edition of what could have been Orson Welles’…

Duck and Cover! And while you're down there, enjoy a Flaming Atomic Cocktail! Loader, Rafferty & Rafferty's influential documentary-satire uses authentic '50s…

It's tendon-biting combat, with guns, trains, planes, chainsaws, and an indestructible all-terrain vehicle (that still couldn't stand the potholes in the street…

No 1960s film student had more on the ball than Brian De Palma, who enlisted a smart group of collaborators to pull…

Ingmar Bergman's 'sad comedy' finds desperation and adultery in his favorite milieu, the theater. He also gets to contrast the self-important thespians…

Before TV movies were dissed with the phrase 'disease of the month,' this 1973 film surprised and moved audiences with the realistic…

The best of all Hammer horror pictures finally comes to Region A Blu-ray, with a bright transfer made to look like original…

Intrepid soldiers and scientists battle a bloodsucking alien invader at the top of the world! The Warner Archive Collection releases Howard Hawks'…

It’s here, the second half of the science fiction TV series from the 1960s, restored and remastered. It’s really only half a…