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Almost sixty years before the publication of Dracula, Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy (second cousin to Leo Tolstoy) wrote a novella entitled The Family…

Almost sixty years before the publication of Dracula, Aleksey Konstantinovich Tolstoy (second cousin to Leo Tolstoy) wrote a novella entitled The Family…

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Jack Nicholson's loose, wooly, not-particularly-well-organized western comedy is often quite funny, especially in the early stages. With a half-dozen capable funny men…

Practically disowned by Columbia when new, Orson Welles' baroque noir thriller is now regarded as one of the studio's top achievements, and…

General Eisenhower reportedly praised this movie as best representing the real experience of American foot soldiers; director William Wellman's cast gives it…

Cecil B. De Mille and David Lean get the glory for historical epics on a giant scale, but Bernardo Bertolucci's saga of…

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Jean-Pierre Melville's sleekest, most stylish crime meller makes the jump to 4K -- Alain Delon's Jef Costello is the hired gun trying…

Raro Video reissues Michael Reeves & Paul Maslansky's semi-comic horror romp, the one that engaged Barbara Steele for one very long day…

In 1948 Orson Welles went to toe to toe with fellow Shakespearean Laurence Olivier and it didn’t take long for critics to…

Wim Wenders makes 3-D movies like no others ... this investigation of the life and work of the controversial artist Anselm Kiefer…

Osgood Perkins’ fourth directorial effort, Longlegs, debuted to critical acclaim and box office success, due in part to an incredibly creative and…

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Some titles get remembered as Firsts: The Great Train Robbery, The Jazz Singer, Becky Sharp, This Is Cinerama, The Robe and this…

This subtly surreal noir thriller from the mystery pen of Cornell Woolrich is so 'dreamlike,' it barely makes sense! Penniless drifter Robert…

Criterion comes through with the spectacular special edition hinted at by Alex Cox back in 2022... Sam Peckinpah's final western sees the…

"I'm Reptilicus!" "No, I'm Reptilicus!" That inspirational scene is not to be found in either version of this monster-on-the-loose epic -- but…

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Paul Schrader, Richard Gere and the studio way of packaging movies hit the jackpot with this tale of an ultra-glamorous professional ladies'…

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Paramount gives us a stand-alone release of its newest remaster of George Pal's visionary, ambitious and amusingly dated Sci-fi epic followup to…

Kino's 19th 'Dark Side of Cinema' mega-series -- now 57 individual films and counting -- presents three more solid noir entertainments from…

This chiller would have given Franz Kafka nightmares! The most sophisticated & influential Sci-fi film of the 1950s uses few special effects…

Peter Weir's tale of a mysterious disappearance in 1900 is even more disturbing than his The Last Wave: the 'New Australian' movement…

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