Apr 17, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Night on Earth, Jarmusch's first one-man omnibus film from 1991, isn't one of his best films, but neither is it his worst. More

Apr 15, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Andy Sidaris' most entertaining b-movie lands on Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment. More

Apr 12, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Even more so than James Stewart or Arthur Kennedy, the true star of Bend of the River is the Pacific Northwest landscape, rendered in gorgeous Technicolor and benefiting handsomely from Kino Lorber’s 4K transfer. More

Apr 10, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

While it may not contain so many of the earth-shattering moments that A Silent Voice is so renowned for, Liz and the Blue Bird manages to make its much smaller story all the more potent and powerful. More

Apr 08, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

It's hard to find words for how painfully unfunny this film is, but the phrase "unholy garbage" keeps popping to mind. More

Apr 05, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Giallo is undoubtedly one of the most entertaining subgenres ever to be produced for literature and film. More

Apr 03, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

A Silent Voice manages to breathe a more profound resonance into its source material through its highly inventive usage of sound, color, and utterly perfect voice acting. More

Apr 01, 2019 DVDs Issue #65 - Mitski and boygenius

Represented on both are films from animation’s first decades, long before Disney and television would dominate the medium, restored from rare prints with newly-commissioned musical scores.  More

Mar 29, 2019 DVDs Web Exclusive

Celebrated in Europe as Best Foreign Film at the 1970 Venice Film Festival, Wanda was barely seen here upon release. More