The Man Who Could Cheat Death
Hammer special editions are the craze in 2025, and another fine disc label gets in on the action with a vintage title…

Hammer special editions are the craze in 2025, and another fine disc label gets in on the action with a vintage title…

Peter Hyams both wrote and directed this lavish 'space hardware' movie, set in an off-world mining colony of the future. The show…

In a strange house, strange people await a new spiritual life ... or will it be a new imprisonment? Orson Welles' Cassavius…

A philosophical animated film about animals in peril? This thoughtfully conceived, beautifully-crafted winner for Best Animated Film gives us something new in…

It's part film noir, part haunted house movie and a 100% atmospheric triumph for director Bernard Vorhaus and cameraman John Alton. Eagle-Lion's…

It was the impossible, intolerable taboo horror of its day ... does it still shock as it once did, or are audiences…

An 'almost' icon and a vivid memory from the New York cinema front of the early '80s, Zoë Tamerlis graced exploitation screens…

The independent-minded Hedy Lamarr put this 'Americana noir' into motion with director Edgar G. Ulmer and excellent talent on both sides of…

Underdog Warners actress Ida Lupino could hold her head high, turning out pictures like this -- a Bette Davis reject that proved…

This New Zealand pirate adventure had bad luck theatrically, but we welcomed its old-fashioned thrills when it appeared on cable TV. It…

This impressive import collection of 'Archers' pictures is just one classic after another, including three of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's Technicolor…

Wonder of wonders -- Hammer's massive boxed sets seem unreasonable until one sees the depth and breadth of the extras. Nigel Kneale's…

Akira Kurosawa's modern crime masterpiece takes the leap to 4K. It's a kidnapping tale in a context of social friction -- the…

Here we take a 'Missing on Blu' Review break thanks to the Public Domain availability of a show we aren't convinced was…

It's a chronicle of defeat and doom, hopelessness and horror ... yet director Kon Ichikawa turns it into an engrossing experience. Foot…

Crime movies have grown a lot more vicious since 1971, but few pack the hard crime impact of Mike Hodges' gangster revenge…

The blizzard looks real and the big stars are flashy, but Ross Hunter's 70mm ode to supermarket best sellers still plays like…

Is this the best teleplay ever written by Rod Serling? It's almost too good, even for him. Van Heflin, Everett Sloane and…

A striking digital Technicolor restoration brings Ealing Films' unique costume romance to vivid life. The tragedy of Princess Sophie Dorothea has a…

Whoa! We saw this endlessly as kids and pretty much set it aside in favor of later revisionist westerns of the 1950s.…

This atom fear thriller grabbed audiences by the Conelrads. Albert Zugsmith spun Cold War hysteria into gold with this cheap but effective…

Irwin Allen started a franchise with his 1965 TV show: there has even been a second TV series with Parker Posey as…

Now back in a dazzling remaster, John Ford's final feature is a 'problematic masterpiece.' The director reaches back to the expressionist 1930s…

Aviation buffs will see plenty to admire in Basil Dearden's drama of events at London's Heathrow Airport. The show comes off as…

Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet shine as Jane Austen heroines that endeavor to maintain their composure while swooning over the highly eligible…

William Gibson's multi-character soap about a psychiatric clinic has a severe case of Caligari Syndrome: the doctors need more counseling than do…