The Last Laugh, FW Murnau’s silent classic from 1924, is very nearly the best of its kind.

Released in 1968, The Mercenary reunited director Sergio Corbucci with Franco Nero, the star of his cult classic Spaghetti Western Django.

Released in 1967 in the immediate wake of the Dollars Trilogy, Death Rides a Horse features some overlap with the Leone classics that typify Spaghetti Westerns.

If this truly is the final set of MST3K episodes on DVD, then it’s a very fitting collection to go out on.

Le Samourai is a pure piece of pulp fiction with nothing extraneous weighing it down.

Inspired by the classic children’s novel The Borrowers, Studio Ghibli’s adaptation of Arrietty’s tale feels oddly traditional.

In the snowy Wyoming mountains, a hunter (Jeremy Renner) stumbles over a dead body.

Written as a late ‘70s vehicle for Lily Tomlin, The Incredible Shrinking Woman is a fun, high concept comedy.

Hangover Square was the final film and passion project of classic heavy Laird Cregar.