Arguably Sam Peckinpah’s finest film, Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia has just been released on blu ray by Kino Lorber in a new HD...

The massive popularity of The Godfather (1972) resulted in other studios and filmmakers wanting to make their own mafia movies, based on...

Kino Lorber has been releasing a lot of Bob Hope’s films on blu ray, resulting in upgraded and enhanced versions of his most timeless and...

Writer-filmmaker Austin Trunick’s exhaustive study of the Golan-Globus Cannon Films ,for BearManor Media, only essentially covers the...

When Dziga Vertov’s Man With a Movie Camera was released as the silent era was concluding, his form-over-substance approach was wildly...

In 1972, Roller Derby enjoyed about the same popularity as pro wrestling. And while wrestling has transformed into a global phenomenon...

As most film historians realize, there are many brilliant men and women responsible for hundreds of clever, funny comedies during the...

Kino-Lorber has released what many consider director John Frankenheimer’s masterpiece, “The Train” (1964). The film was inspired by Rose...

This collection of silent shorts is another from the personal library of archivist John Carpenter, who provides his own 16mm prints to...

Dean Martin started out as a saloon singer, became part of a major comedy team, and later was a delightful presence on TV. The movies...