Warner Archive Collection: 50s Sci-Fi Collection
While television in the 50s promoted a comforting vision of the American experience, the movies told a different story; we were a…

While television in the 50s promoted a comforting vision of the American experience, the movies told a different story; we were a…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

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…

After a lifetime watching horror movies, I’ve come up with a few rules based on my observations. The first and most important…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

Touted as Hammer Studio’s first brush with monsters and mad doctors, 1953’s Four Sided Triangle features a monster, alright—the green-eyed variety. The…

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.…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies, and many more, at Trailers From Hell.…

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…

Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell.…

Hector J. Peabody is an American-born multi-hyphenate who graduated from Harvard at the age of three and conquered Wall Street when he…

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…

Cy Endfield's intense African survival adventure purports to teach lessons about the Territorial Imperative and the easy slide to savagery when civilization…

When writer/director Zach Cregger’s film Barbarian was released in 2022, horror fans recognized that rare thing – an original voice, with the…

The early pre-Code era yields two star vehicles from the dawn of Sylvia Sidney's long career. In Confessions of a Co-Ed her…

Another reissue disc that we wish were revived in an extras-laden 4K edition. Roman Polanski's exceedingly rewarding thriller gives us Harrison Ford…

Is it a Gothic fairy tale, a fantastic romance, or a backhanded comment about wounded war veterans? Mutilated flier Robert Young and…