​Lamberto Bava’s insane, Argento-produced zombie flicks arrive in eye-popping 4K restorations.

High Sierra would give Bogart the chance to tackle a more morally questionable protagonist role of his own, and would put him on the path to becoming one of the biggest stars of the 1940s.

Chato’s Land is light on plot, with long stretches where there’s very little action.

If you have elementary school-aged kids, the Paw Patrol have been almost inescapable.

W.C. Fields provides one of his most memorable outings in 1934’s It’s a Gift.

For those who have followed Kurosawa’s career since his early forays in horror like the phenomenal Cure and iconic Pulse, Wife of a Spy furthers his departure from genre cinema, but the craft and care remains intact.

Repeated viewings of Mulholland Dr. speak volumes to just how much nuance and detail Lynch put into every facet of the film.

The Bank Dick is perhaps one of the greatest comedy films ever made.

The Boxtrolls puts on display some of the best animation of its kind.