It Happened Here
Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo were teenagers when filming began on this superlative wartime thriller. Taking over eight years to complete, it…

Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo were teenagers when filming began on this superlative wartime thriller. Taking over eight years to complete, it…

This may be the year for new cinephile converts to the cult of appreciation for the great Ernst Lubitsch. One of his…

Writer-director Tim Robbins goes all out to recreate a politically potent chapter of Broadway legend, the true story of the rebel WPA…

He-bull womanizer Robert Mitchum spars with wife Eleanor Parker for the future of their son George Hamilton in Vincente Minnelli's attractive, sprawling…

Need a laugh? Paul Newman shoots people, hangs others and runs a judiciary speed trap for unwary outlaw vagrants. John Huston's picture…

Could this be retitled "Dial 'F' for Fog?" Jean Simmon's greedy maid blackmails her employer Stewart Granger with proof that he murdered…

Now it can be told! Or maybe, now it can't be told? William Bradford Huie's novel of creeping American ambition in Honolulu…

Vintage '30s comedy returns, with a beautiful blonde, a sassy brunette and elaborate location filming in a bygone Los Angeles. Hal Roach…

Back in the 1970s I picked up from Larry Edmunds’ Bookstore a copy of a one-shot special effects fan magazine that I…

"Kali bids us to Kill! KILL!" A full review of Indicator's Hammer Volume 3 Blood and Terror collection will follow, but CineSavant…

A real peach of a '70s New Hollywood picture, Mark Rydell and Darryl Ponicsan's story of a sailor on extended leave is…

A hundred million viewers tuned in to ABC back in '83 to find out if the world would end with a bang…

We're told that the first live- action feature film super-heroine was the marvelous Helen Slater, whose fine presence redeems this last film…

CineSavant poaches on Greenbriar Picture Shows territory with a quick slideshow of photos from New Yawk, New Yawk, where once upon a…

'This Picture Kills Fascists' might be a motto for this bombshell essay documentary. Leo Hurwitz's film wasn't made welcome in 1948 and…

One of a number of Paramount noirs seemingly forever MIA on disc, Hal Wallis' show reunites Burt Lancaster and Lizabeth Scott with…

Lifelong gaming fan Steven Spielberg goes all-in for motion capture, with much different results than The Adventures of Tintin. It's an ode…

Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond's lavish movie boils down to a dirty party joke, but they struck gold just the same. Audiences…

Forget the 'famous book' doldrums -- this exciting seagoing drama will take your head off. Criminally unseen and unheralded, Allied Artists' classic…

Inquiring minds want to know -- why you're thinking about a BRICK WALL. John Wyndham's diabolically clever alien invasion fantasy is taken…

Is this show still as daring as it once seemed? How does it fare in this year of #MeToo? Where are the…

The wonder movie of 1946 sees the Archers infusing the 'Film Blanc' fantasy with amazing images and powerful emotions. Imagination and resourcefulness…

What could go wrong? Alfred Hitchcock directs Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotten in a mysterious tale of marital intrigues and social bigotry…

Inflato-faced Jô Shishido is at it again, here in a typically precocious, spoofy crime adventure by Japan's playful Seijun Suzuki. If the…

What, another docu about Nazis? Rüdiger Suchsland's show tells the entire story -- with many rare clips and interesting actor and filmmaker…

We're still waiting for the role that will prove that Jon Hamm has a future after Mad Men. This middling hostage negotiation…