My first encounter with The Hunchback of Notre Dame was a Super 8mm silent print from Blackhawk Films that I got from my public library...

Kino Lorber has released Francesco Rosi’s 1973 Italian film about the notorious gangster whose life was filled with contradiction and...

David Chase’s cinematic prequel to his series The Sopranos is at somewhat of a disadvantage. The series is of enormous significance, its...

I remember seeing this movie back in the summer of 1970 in a double feature with the Elvis Presley picture Change of Habit. So, it is...

Articles discussing Clint Eastwood’s latest film take some issue with the actor-director being too old for some of the aspects of his...

I think it has been around 30 years that we've seen Harris Lentz’s collection of celebrity obits come out annually from the same...

Tim Lussier’s new book from Bear Manor is a delightful, interesting, and enlightening anthology of information on the silent era. The...

I recall Vincent Price once stating, in an interview, that his favorite of all of his films was Theater of Blood. While this may have...

Kino Lorber has released Billy Wilder’s best film since The Apartment (1960) and funniest since Some Like it Hot (1959). The Fortune...

Kino Lorber has released the delightfully amusing Delbert Mann feature Fitzwilly, in which we see Dick Van Dyke continuing to use cinema...