Gun Crazy
The Warner Archive comes through with a film noir gem that still has the power to make one's skin crawl, as a…

The Warner Archive comes through with a film noir gem that still has the power to make one's skin crawl, as a…

Sergio Leone's breakthrough international sensation has returned, in a 4K restoration from Italy that's bound to continue the controversy over odd choices…

The frights of Horror Hotel are back in an improved presentation in this 2018 Limited Edition. Set in New England but filmed…

The late Jacques Rivette knocks us silly with a breathtaking meditation on what it means to be an artist, and what art…

From master criminals like Professor Moriarty to Sebastian Moran, Sherlock Holmes faced his fair share of danger – but his greatest nemesis…

Columbia sets Jacques Demy loose on the streets of Los Angeles in the pivotal year of 1968. Although it puts a coda…

The Cinerama wonder movies were all but extinct fifteen years ago, un-preserved, un-projectable in their original 3-panel splendor, and largely forgotten. Countless…

Plenty of films considered politically beyond the pale have been locked up, for reasons good and bad. A German filmmaker born decades…

Robert Bloch and Milton Subotsky may have helped to codify the Giallo in this murder thriller but the results are not up…

TEN THINGS I LEARNED AT TCMFF 2018 Yet another TCM Classic Film Festival is in the bank—the ninth out of nine I’ve…

Guilt, gloom, weird nightmares of death and persecution -- and romance? The wondrous Gail Russell brings a spark of life into Frank…

Galvanized by Martin Luther King’s assassination, an army of protestors descended upon 1968’s Democratic convention then playing out on Chicago’s south side. They…

Let's go back to 1959, when just implying that two teenagers might have first-hand knowledge of sex is socially unacceptable dynamite. This…

Steven Spielberg's excellent Pentagon Papers exposé thriller comes straight from the facts. If the project wasn't begun in 2014 we'd think it…

John Landis made his first dent in Hollywood with this hilarious parody of Z-grade monster movies, and it was big enough to…

Prepare to let your jaw drop: Jennifer Jones and Charlton Heston's sleazy bucolic 'romance' comes off as two-way sex harassment, with suggestive…

The blacklist strikes back as both writer Ben Maddow and director Martin Ritt examine the booming '50s phenomenon of The Suburbs. No…

"It's under the Big 'W'!" A smart cop show goes all 'Dragnet' on a trio of criminal cases in the good old…

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton returns to shine a critical light on a double bill Spaghetti Western disc, two features starring the world's…

The blackest of black comedies confronts us with an urban worst case scenario -- Jules Feiffer's 'social horror' movie is like a…

A frenetic mix of baggy-pants vaudeville and the Spanish Inquisition, the eye-poking exploits of The Three Stooges have appalled faint-hearted sophisticates and…

Where Were You in '42? If you were little Johnnie Boorman in 1940, you might have been squatting in a dank bomb…

So much time, so few movies to see. Scratch that. Reverse it. Running a little later than usual this year, the 2018…

It's hard to know much exaggeration is used in movies about crazy Suth'un politics, when some of the serious movies resemble Julius…

Roger Corman's ferocious gangster epic (more squibs!) bounces back in a UK Region B edition, noisier and bloodier than ever. Jason Robards,…