Valerian and the City of a Thousand Turkeys
Each year the film industry sacrifices one of its blockbusters to the movie gods, in the hope that its other releases will…

Each year the film industry sacrifices one of its blockbusters to the movie gods, in the hope that its other releases will…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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…

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

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

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

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

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

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…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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