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GIVING MOVIE THANKS (2017 EDITION)

I’d imagine every one of us, despite our individual life situations, however privileged or difficult they may be, wouldn’t have too much…

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Fritz Lang: The Silent Films

Hard-media home video is making a comeback, and Kino Lorber shows its faith in the medium with an extravagant collection of its…

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Sayonara

Back when interracial marriage was a shady topic (are those dark days coming back?) the U.S. military had some adjustment issues. Full…

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Ulzana’s Raid

Blu-ray fans are now well aware that many great movies unavailable in the U.S., can be easily  found in Europe. One of…

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The Madness of King George

It's great when a fancy costume picture really has something to say -- Alan Bennett's crazy tale of a king's episode of…

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Attack of the Puppet People

All hail Bert I. Gordon, who singlehandedly carved out his own niche in 'fifties monster folklore, and even won a battle or…

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The Sissi Collection

Think, "I Was a Teenage Empress." A trio of movies tell an optimized version of the life of a 19th century Empress…

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The Miracle Worker

Anybody that appreciates good theater and good moviemaking will be in awe of Arthur Penn's marvelous visualization of this tale of a…

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The Last Laugh

The cream of German Expressionist filmmaking of the 1920s is increasingly accessible to modern audiences. The curated restoration of F.W. Murnau's expressionist…

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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Making its debut in April of 1990, Twin Peaks arrived on ABC’s doorstep as a kind of Trojan horse, infiltrating the network disguised…

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Cease Fire! — 3-D

Here's an Army booster production that got way out of hand: it's a semi-docu using real soldiers, and filmed in Korea near…

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Le Samouraï

Jean-Pierre Melville's tale of an emotionless killer is distilled to a narrative minimum. Alain Delon stars as Jef Costello, an imperturbable, ultra-…

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Willard and Ben — Region B

Guest Reviewer Lee Broughton is back, with a rodent roundup of horror, or more accurately, psychological suspense interrupted by a few salacious…

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Desert Hearts

By 1985 Hollywood had still only dabbled in movies about the 'shame that cannot speak its name,' and in every case the…

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He Walked by Night

Do you think older crime thrillers weren't violent enough? This shocker from 1948 shook up America with its true story of a…

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Battle Cry

Move over James Jones -- Leon Uris clobbers the big screen with a sprawling adaptation of his WW2 combat novel, loaded down…

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Cannon for Cordoba

A middling entry in the genre of blow-it-up big action spectacles, Paul Wendkos' Spain-filmed western gives us all the excitement promised by…

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The Pirates of Blood River

Can a pirate be a substitute monster? Hammer Films gives yet another genre a spin with this box-office winner that launched a…

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I’ll Be Seeing You

This unusually sensitive, overlooked WW2 romance skips the morale-boosting baloney of the day. Two people meet on a train, each with a…

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The Green Slime

Look out! Gamma Gamma Hey! It's the attack of screaming, arm-waving green goober monsters from a rogue planetoid, here to bring joy…

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Hammer Vol. 1 – Fear Warning!

Starting out in 1939 as the little studio that could, Hammer would finally make their reputation in the late fifties reimagining Universal’s…

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The Vampire’s Ghost

Is it a classic? Well, not exactly, but it's also not a typical disappointing '40s Z-picture. Screenwriter Leigh Brackett pens a nice…

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S.O.S. Tidal Wave

Republic raids an early RKO talkie for a fantastic special effects sequence, and you won't believe how it's repurposed -- in a…

Fear of the Velvet Curtain

FOR HALLOWEEN: MEMORIES OF FEAR

Last night, at the tail end of a long and weird day, after all the rest of the folks who live with…