CHINA (1943) – Blu-ray Review
Three Americans Awaken To Wartime Responsibilities In Hollywood Recreation Of Title Location.
DIRECTED BY JOHN FARROW/1943STREET DATE: JANUARY 4TH, 2022/KIN...
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THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY (1933) – Blu-Ray Review
Whodunnit, and How Many Servings of Sauerbraten Did They Eat?
DIRECTED BY WILLIAM BEAUDINE / 1933
BLU-RAY STREET DATE JANUARY 4, 2022 / KINO LORBER STUDI...
CENSOR – Film Review
Censor is, at its heart, a very anti-censorship movie. Bailey-Bond makes it clear that the censors are the weak, and as for any problems with violent films and their approach to women, Bailey-Bond seems to know the answer isn't to censor, but rather, more women like her getting behind a camera and making more movies like Censor.
CHECKERED FLAG OR CRASH (1977) – Blu-ray Review
The place is Manila. The race is the first-ever Manila 1000- an event that’s exactly what it sounds like: a 1000-mile tear across the rough open roads of an unsuspecting Manila.
CHATO’S LAND (1972)/BREAKHEART PASS (1975) – Blu-rays Review
Prime-era Mega-stardom Charles Bronson In Compelling Pair Of Screen Westerns, Released By Kino Lorber In Bronson’s Centennial Month.
STREET DATE: NOVEMBER 1...
CORRIDOR OF MIRRORS (1948) – Blu-ray Review
Now is the time to admire the work that Cohen Media Group has done in presenting this remarkably-shot film in all of its gauzian splendor. Restored and now available on Blu-ray (that better, smarter big brother of DVD), Corridor of Mirrors has emerged from obscurity an apt curio. Not only is it significant for being Terence Young’s first film, it’s also legendary actor Christopher Lee’s first film.
TWO FILMS OF BRUTAL VENGEANCE – Blu-ray Review
The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (1978) & Baise-moi (2000)
This review discusses highly unpleasant and tremendously brutal films. Though the brutality st...
CHANGE OF HABIT (1969) – Blu-Ray Review
Earnest Elvis Tempts Vow-Bound Mary Tyler Moore
DIRECTED BY: WILLIAM GRAHAM/1969
STREET DATE: OCTOBER 19, 2021/KINO LORBER STUDIO CLASSICS
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CASANOVA, LAST LOVE (2019) – Blu-ray Review
Stacy Martin imbues Casanova, Last Love with a firm sensuality- that a too-often used woman coming into her own- almost in spite of Jacquot's limp and drowsy direction.
FELLINI’S CASANOVA (1976) – Blu-ray Review
Donald Sutherland Stars in Federico Fellini's Vast and Dizzying Takedown of the Famed Lothario
DIRECTED BY FEDERICO FELLINI/1976
BLU-RAY STREET DATE: DEC...