​David Hamilton’s softcore coming-of-age drama, Bilitis (1977), receives a Blu-ray release with plenty of extra features.

Remo Williams’ cinematic adventures begin (and end) here, in a features-packed Blu-ray edition from Kino Lorber.

Boat People is a masterful cinematic work which effectively entwines social realism with melodrama much in the same vein of Roberto Rossellini’s 1945 Italian Neorealist landmark Rome, Open City.

Alligator is possibly the platonic ideal of a B-movie ripping off a blockbuster.

An intriguing character study of a young man with mental illness.

The latest film from Edgar Wright, Last Night in Soho is a visually exciting psychological thriller.

Gold Diggers of 1933 is one of the raciest (and funniest) musicals of Thirties.

If paranoia was the defining characteristic of 1970s American cinema, anxiety is the modern condition and Uncut Gems is perhaps the best expression of that 21st Century mood.

​Soviet filmmaker Andrei Konchalovsky teams up with Cannon Films for an erotic melodrama starring Nastassja Kinski.