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Ghosts are famous for their flexibility, spiraling through keyholes and up from the floorboards in search of their next mark. But movies…

Ghosts are famous for their flexibility, spiraling through keyholes and up from the floorboards in search of their next mark. But movies…

This short article is in the spirit of the crowded ad-mat advertising blurbs that, once upon a time, would show up in…

This Blu is a fascinating hybrid of experimental film and historical documentary by Bill Morrison of Decasia fame. Lost film history and…

One of the best Hollywood historical epics takes Technicolor to Mexico for a Production Code version of La conquista: the Inquisition is…

From the movie pages, the many faces of Frankenstein, Dracula and the Wolf Man .

Away from Hollywood's stifling commercial limits, Fumiyo Kouno's manga about a young bride in wartime Japan has no illusions regarding the human…

1963’s Blood Feast, the infamous gorefest from director Herschell Gordon Lewis, is a pox on our culture; grossly stupid, comically inept and…

Psycho killers long ago lost their novelty, but in 1956 Budd Boetticher and Wendell Corey gave us Leon 'Foggy' Poole, a screen…

In a war film, what's the difference between nasty exploitation and just plain honest reportage? André De Toth made tough-minded action films…

Harvey Keitel takes center stage as a double-crossed crook goes for blood after a major jewel heist turns sour -- and bloody.…

Guest Reviewer Lee Broughton is back, with another Italo Western double bill DVD review. Wild East’s ongoing Spaghetti Western Collection continues to…

I tell you it's rough out there on Frisco Bay, especially when you say the word 'Frisco' within earshot of a proud…

How often have you heard someone (usually a blurb whore, but sometimes someone you actually know) describe a movie as being “indescribable”…

Shakespeare didn’t invent Orson Welles but he did define him; it can be said that if any one director took arms against the…

A welcome to new CineSavant guest reviewer "B", whose encyclopedic knowledge has been a boon to the page since it began. This…

They're non-corporeal cut-ups, rich ghosts on the town with nothing better to do than spice up the love life of Roland Young's…

Sam Peckinpah was a fine director of actors when the material was right, and his first collaboration with Steve McQueen is an…

If you’re a baseball fan, particularly if you’re a Dodgers, Astros, Cubs or Yankees fan, the real baseball season started this past…

It's a genuine Universal horror classic that to my knowledge has never been available in a decent presentation -- but The Cohen…

Now restored to perfection, this genuine classic hasn't been seen intact for way over sixty years. Michael Curtiz and Robert Rossen adapt…

Found: a must-see Film noir in all its brutal glory, restored to a level of quality not seen in years. Anthony Mann…

It's a wonder movie from the 1930s, a political fantasy that imagines a Utopia of peace and kindness hidden away in a…

I guess there are plenty of adults now too young to remember when Christopher Reeve made his debut as The Man of…

After a demanding evening spent bumping and grinding at The Harem Room, a weary young dancer packs up her gear and exits…

David O. Selznick's marvelous romantic fantasy ode to Jennifer Jones was almost wholly unappreciated back in 1948. It's one of those peculiar…