Ernst Lubitsch’s brilliant screen version of the 1930 play L'homme que j'ai tué by Maurice Rostand and its 1931 English-language...

The 1970s were great for gritty cop action dramas where the seamy underbelly of society is explored and revealed. Peter Hyams’ Busting...

Kino Lorber continues to release some of actor Charles Bronson’s best films, the latest being Mr Majestyk (1974), directed by Richard...

Director Robert Altman’s penchant for long takes and overlapping dialog might have reached its zenith with his 1970s neo-noir masterpiece...

Audie Murphy was the most decorated American soldier in WW2. He managed to parlay that fame into a movie career, with the help of James...

Kino Lorber is doing a great job of releasing Charles Bronson movies that cover his long movie career in the States and overseas. ...

Released on blu ray by Kino Lorber, John Farrow’s chilling noir is based on a story by the prolific Cornell Woolrich, who also notably...

This massive, over 500-page, study of Julius and Abe Stern delves very deeply into an area of screen comedy that is very little known....

A classic Italian film in which a man, Salvatore, who has not been back to his home town, even to see his mother, for 30 years, is sent...

After being a Hopalong Cassidy fan my whole life, I finally have seen the very first film in the series. I don’t know that anyone at the...