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OUT OF PRINT: THE NEW BEVERLY CINEMA’S HISTORY

The title of Julia Marchese’s testimonial documentary on the history of Los Angeles’ the New Beverly Cinema, Out of Print, began, as…

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The Seven-Ups

Forget All Singing! - All Dancing!  Tonight's bill of fare is wall-to-wall high grade crime action. Roy Scheider leads a great cast…

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A Trip to the Moon

In the fall of 1886 the magician Georges Méliès was filming near the Place de l’Opera when his camera jammed for a…

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Otley

Few latecomer '60s spy movies were big successes. This amusing Brit effort sank without a trace, perhaps taking with it the career…

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Basket Case

Classic Midnite Cult movies were a mini-phenomenon chosen by the public, created by word of mouth approval. Frank Henenlotter's wild 'n' weird…

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Underworld U.S.A.

Sam Fuller turns the crime film inside-out with this tale of on infiltrator taking down the syndicate. Vengeful Cliff Robertson uses both…

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The Color of Pomegranates

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton assesses the Armenian director Sergei Parajanov's poetic and metaphor-filled biopic about his countryman Sayat Nova, the Armenian poet-troubadour.…

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Women in Love

Finally -- a satisfying home video edition of Ken Russell's absorbing, argument-starting classic, in which D. H. Lawrence's quartet of bohemians attempt…

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Liquid Sky

Remembered as a briefly hot quasi- avant-garde title, then a cult item, Slava Tsukerman's brightly colored movie is said to capture a…

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Robert Altman’s ‘Images’

Do we sometimes 'grow into' movies? This one now plays like a minor masterpiece. 'Seventies auteur Robert Altman proves himself an expert…

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The Outer Limits Season One

Wow — somebody took their sweet time about it, but we finally have a quality Blu-ray set of an entire generation’s favorite…

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The Passion of Joan of Arc

For over a century the story of Joan of Arc has been catnip to an army of filmmakers ranging from DeMille to…

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Dragonwyck

Before Vincent Price haunted houses, he chalked up plenty of experience as a Broadway star and a versatile character actor. This superb Joseph…

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The Drowning Pool

'Harper Days Are Here Again,' reads the advertising tag line for this worthy follow-up to Paul Newman's first outing as Ross Macdonald's…

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King of Jazz

Make room for a genuine rarity, come back from the cinema graveyard in excellent condition: a lavish color musical extravaganza from 1930…

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The Dumb Girl of Portici

We may not have film of the legendary actresses Lily Langtree or Sara Bernhardt to enjoy, but now we can see the…

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Ship of Fools

Secure one major book with a serious subject, sign up a wagonload of stars (including a legend or two) and make sure…

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Hammer Volume Two: Criminal Intent

Featuring the sloppiest killer this side of the Coen Brothers and the least curious investigator since Chief Wiggum, 1961’s The Snorkel, with…

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The Housemaid (Region B)

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton offers a look at writer-director Derek Nguyen's intriguing debut feature, a finely observed supernatural gothic chiller-cum-illicit period love…

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Great Balls of Fire!

Director Jim McBride puts retro magic into a rock 'n' roll bio about a big talent who was probably more fun on…

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A Fistful of Dynamite (Duck You Sucker)

More mysterious than ever, Sergio Leone's ode to (condemnation of?) revolution is said to be the centerpiece of his three 'Once Upon…

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Highway Dragnet

Here's something odd: the formative feature in Roger Corman's proto- career. Roger gets credits for Story and Associate Producer, and learned what…