In Makavejev’s hands, The Coca-Cola Kid feels like the darkest soda commercial you’ll ever see.

With three versions of the film presented in incredible 4K, this is a must-have for Welles and film noir fans.

Graham Mason’s 2020 comedy, co-written with star Ikechukwu Ufomadu, is a loving spoof of the ‘70s TV procedurals.

There’s a disjointed quality to Times Square (1980), which has a great soundtrack and charming performances, but never fully gels.

The ‘80s animated sci-fi anthology hits 4K UHD in a limited steelbook set.

A riff on the Dashiell Hammett 1929 novel Red Harvest, Miller’s Crossing is one of the more faithful adaptations of the work.

It’s funny in retrospect to think that Captains of the Clouds was the least consequential of the three films that Michael Curtiz directed for Warner Bros. in 1942.

A documentary covering the history (and final days) of the beloved NYC record store.

A gritty Canadian mob movie receives a wider audience.