Klute is a character study — two character studies, really — and the nuances of Klute and Daniels’ complex relationship are the true meat of the film.

Highly immersive, detailed, and passionate, this is a great home release for any collecting cinephile.

Fans of Endless Love should be excited by this new release, which should give others a reason to give the unfairly maligned film a proper chance.

To call War and Peace an epic film vastly undersells the scale and vision present in this work.

C.D. Bales (Steve Martin) has a big problem – it protrudes from the front of his face.

Alita: Battle Angel could have been the next action movie franchise phenomenon, but sadly, I feel that we’re a while off from the epic adaptation that the manga so desperately deserves.

Alice, Sweet Alice is one of the most artful low-budget horror-thrillers of its period.

Babylon is many things: a movie, a time capsule, a wholly unique experience.

With six hours of bonus materials and two fully-restored, feature-length films, Shout!’s The Harder They Come is easily one of the most robust and exciting home video releases of the year.