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Alphabet City
The appealingly atmospheric crime thriller Alphabet City (1984) debuts on Blu-ray this fall courtesy of Fun City Editions. Directed by Amos Poe,…
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A Hitch Not a Glitch
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The Ape
William Nigh directed over 40 silent films before he signed on for The Ape, which might account for this 1940 film looking…
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The Opposite Sex
This CinemaScope musical remake of 1939's The Women is highly watchable, especially in this flawless digital remaster. The actresses that bare their…
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Claudine
Easily the best family-oriented black experience movie of the early 1970s, the Third World Cinema Corporation's first film features Diahann Carroll and…
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DeepStar Six
This big, expensive and well-produced action-suspense Sci-fi epic mostly delivers on its promise to be Aliens at the bottom of the sea.…
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Fade To Black
Fade To Black, released 40 years ago today, is a deliciously demented, and surprisingly tragic, slice of meta-cinema. The tale of a…
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Crime Spree
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The Ipcress File
It's finally back on Blu in Region 1, the 'sixties spy movie beloved by enthusiasts that yearned for something a bit more…
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The Chalk Garden
Julie Andrews thrived in the role of governess—even when pitted against the Nazis in The Sound of Music she found plenty of…
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Brute Force
If you have to name ONE movie that's not likely to ever be screened in a prison, this one's a good bet.…
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The Secret Ways
Producer-star Richard Widmark may have thought he was inventing a new kind of spy film but his adaptation of an Alistair MacLean…
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Speed Crazy
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A Place in the Sun
A bona fide film classic, George Stevens' movie is less revered as an excellent adaptation of Theodore Dreiser than for its intense,…
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S.O.S. Titanic
TV's 1979 Titanic movie comes to Blu in two versions. We liked it when new but didn't care for the cut-down theatrical…
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The Vincent Price Collection – 2020 Reissue
The Vincent Price Collection, the first in a series of Blu-ray sets celebrating the beloved actor’s glory days, arrived in 2013. They…
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Sergeant York
Ya like quality pro-intervention propaganda? Warners' filmic call to arms inspired America's reluctant warriors via a superhuman feat by a highly decorated…
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The Face at the Window
And now for something we had read about but never before saw: Tod Slaughter's highly entertaining murder thriller is stylized in a…
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RIP Michael Chapman
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Warning from Space
Sci-fi alert! New classic science fiction discoveries are rare these days, which makes Arrow's rejuvenation of Japan's first science fiction tale in…
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The Phantom of the Opera ’62
Hammer Studios made their mark by viewing Universal’s classic horror films through a contemporary lens—which for the late 50’s and early 60’s…
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Curse of the Undead
Ride 'em, rope 'em, bite 'em? Is this 'Dracula Goes West,' or 'Fangs of the High Chapparal?' The fading Universal-International house of…
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Eve
Is Joseph Losey's elusive, maudit masterpiece really a masterpiece? Stanley Baker's foolish lout of a writer ruins his life pursuing the wanton…
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The Elephant Man
Why is it that, when a horror film achieves something special, both the critics and the public tend to elevate it above…
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Universal Horror Collection Volume 5
The Universal Horror Collection Volume 5 should appeal to ape suit fans everywhere—and spoiler alert—one of the films in the set is…