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An experimental film by an Irish playwright, shot in New York with a silent comedian at the twilight of his career? Samuel…

An experimental film by an Irish playwright, shot in New York with a silent comedian at the twilight of his career? Samuel…

Here's a real gem -- a 'classic' Chekhov story turned into a compelling tale of lust and murder. George Sanders and Linda…

"Thru the Time Barrier, 552 years Ahead... Roaring To the Far Reaches of Titanic Terror, Crash-Landing Into the Nightmare Future!" ... and…

3-D in CinemaScope? That seems like a strange combination, but this obscure treasure hunt adventure with Joanne Dru and Mark Stevens is…

Giuseppe Tornatore's ode to the Italian love of movies was a major hit here in 1990, despite being severely cut by Miramax.…

This classy Fox production was considered the epitome of sick film subject matter in the pre- Psycho year of 1959, the true…

It's ugly, it's violent, and it's graphic novelist Frank Miller's nasty vision through and through. Scream Factory's Collector's Edition brings out the…

Andrew Haigh's quiet, two-person relationship tale won a lot of friends last year. A revelation from the past changes everything in the…

Gwangi! Ready your rifles and lariats because this is one of the best. Harryhausen's happiest dinos- à go-go epic comes thundering back…

A thyroid operation every ten years, plus regular libations of an eerie green liquid, has allowed Anton Diffring to live over a…

As a musical it's excellent -- fine tunes and lyrics, great singing and dancing by the ever-youthful Fred Astaire, the glorious songbird…

Joan Micklin Silver applies sensitive direction to Ann Beattie's novel about a lonely guy trying to win back his girlfriend, and going…

It's awful, it's terrible, it's difficult to watch -- but it's finally available in its original 3-D, in the improved Space-Vision process.…

Who would have thought that a '90s 'slacker' independent filmmaker would make such a strong romantic statement? Well, it's not all romance…

In the 1970s crime films morphed into sadistic vigilante fantasies about tough-guy heroes avenging terrible crimes against their families. Veteran noir director…

This is the ultimate in screen sadism circa 1947, and it's all in the debut film performance of Richard Widmark as a…

Ace director Donald Siegel uses superior direction to transform a so-so who-dunnit into a thrilling big screen spectacle, using the Grand Canyon…

Ermanno Olmi's three-hour saga is a masterful ethnographic recreation of the long-gone way of life of Italian tenant farmers, virtual slaves working…

Did Republic's serial-makers lose their marbles? This is an endurance test of a thriller, with 12 chapters that refuse to advance a…

Do rediscovered 'lost' movies always disappoint? This Depression-era pre-Code science fiction disaster thriller was unique in its day, and its outrageously ambitious…

Being called the French Hitchcock does Claude Chabrol a disservice, as his dark thrillers approach mystery and suspense almost completely through character,…

A lengthy talk-fest interview of the underrated filmmaker, who takes us through his life story as a personal journey, not a string…

It's hard to think of a musical that would benefit more from a Blu-ray boost than Ken Russell's kaleidoscopic all dancing, all…

Screen horror gets a fun-ride boost with the adventures of a trio of home-alone kids squaring off against demons from, 'right in…

Charlie Bronson cashed in big with this lightweight action thriller co-starring Jill Ireland and Robert Duvall. Did Duvall get involved because the…

Yep, yet another fleet of giant alien spaceships has Earth surrounded, but Denis Villeneuve's movie is not your garden variety invasion fantasy.…