Joan Crawford: Toxic Times Two
She said she preferred to play 'bad' women because they were more interesting than virtuous characters, but it's tempting to speculate that…

She said she preferred to play 'bad' women because they were more interesting than virtuous characters, but it's tempting to speculate that…

As discriminating in their appetites as an expert wine-taster, grindhouse audiences were a special breed of movie-goer: true connoisseurs of crap. Whether…

Düsseldorf is ground zero for a superior Deutscher Kriminalfilm that never made it to the U.S.. Heist mastermind Götz George guides a…

This Golden Turkey embarrassment is far too entertaining to be dismissed as a mere Bad Movie -- Howard Hughes' ode to Mongol…

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Donald Cammell's collision of gangster brutality and drug-soaked decadence steps up to 4K clarity. Excellent extras properly credit the writer-director, whose name…

A pretty cool cash-in combining the 60s monster-craze and Beatlemania, Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles shouldn’t work but it does; powered by…

Guillermo Del Toro's first feature is a mini-masterpiece that revitalized the Mexican fantastic film. Inventing his own macabre horror concept, Del Toro…

This movie sat on a shelf for 5 years, and was shown on TV only when Burt Reynolds became a big star.…

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Kurosawa's witty samurai classics are back, in 4K Ultra HD. The master of cinema greeted the 1960s with American pulp cynicism in…

Is it exploitative junk or a radical feminist manifesto? Or just an out-of-control genre mashup between Sci-fi and a skin flick? It's…

With the economy in collapse and millions out of work during the Great Depression, a few Hollywood thrillers proposed radical political changes.…

Kino keeps finding noir thrillers for its Dark Side series; classic-era stars decorate collection Number 23. Paul Henreid tortures Burt Lancaster for…

Appropriately enough for a columnist writing for trailersfromhell.com, I’ve always loved movie trailers. I enjoyed the bombast of the classic ones (THE…

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Italian neo-realism and humanitarian sentiment meet in writer-director Ermanno Olmi, whose docudrama style wins over all that see it. In Il posto…

It's the notorious slasher horror noted for 'starring' Brooke Shields ... although she exits the picture very quickly. New York filmmaker Alfred…

The Hollywood Sign has been blown up, toppled, set ablaze, and swallowed by the earth—so naturally, our fearless leader Joe Dante got…

The Warner Archive Collection comes through with a splendid restoration of this great pirate picture. Paul Henreid is a superb Dutch colonial-turned…

Roger Corman began directing movies in 1955 and almost immediately his ambitions were at war with his budgets—films with apocalyptic titles like…

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The 3-D Archive continues its quest to revive our heritage of stereoscopic features with Arch Oboler's obscure romantic travelogue. That the movie…

Clark Gable and Doris Day shine in an overlooked, bright romantic comedy: Kay and Michael Kanin's elegant screenplay gets in some punches…

Katharine Hepburn gets one more first-class filmic go-round, in James Goldman's highly entertaining story of home life with those wild and crazy…