Jun 11, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

An anthology feature collecting three shorts from Studio Ponoc, a team of Japanese industry vets formed in the wake of Studio Ghibli’s production stoppage. More

Jun 03, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

For all of its acclaim as one of the greatest action films of all time, we can’t understate how funny Police Story is. More

May 28, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Twin brothers Chad (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and Alex (Jean-Claude Van Damme) seek revenge on the Hong Kong gangsters and businessmen who murdered their parents.  More

May 24, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

House of Games, the first film David Mamet directed after a decade of writing, has most of the hallmarks of a great Mamet script, but the acting sells it short. More

May 22, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Jan Nemec’s 1966 feature debut was an international sensation and a standout film of the Czechoslovak New Wave. More

May 20, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Adapted from a 1947 stage play, The Heiress is a gothic romance but feels strongly of a piece with the film noir genre, which was reaching its zenith in the late 1940s. More

May 16, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

The beauty of a rock-solid premise for a horror film is the scares can practically write themselves, and in many ways that’s the feeling you get from Escape Room, even while it borrows liberally from previous films and never establishes its own unique identity or world in which to play. More

May 13, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Princess Mononoke was a turning point for its director, the master Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki. More

May 08, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

The Big Clock straddles the ridge between comedy and thriller like no other film of the era we’ve seen. More