Why this great feature from one of today's foremost young voices deserves that mighty Criterion treatment.
For Criterion Consideration
Joshua Brunsting
For Criterion Consideration: Otto Preminger’s Where The Sidewalk Ends
Otto Preminger's underrated noir is just one in a cavalcade of brilliant features directed by the unsung filmmaker.
For Criterion Consideration: Anthony Mann’s Side Street
With November now upon us, we take a look at an underrated film noir gem.
For Criterion Consideration: Frank LaLoggia’s Lady In White
A forgotten ghost story starring a young Lukas Haas, perfect for this time of year. James makes his case in this For Criterion Consideration.
James McCormick
For Criterion Consideration: Edgar G. Ulmers’ The Black Cat
Why this Karloff and Lugosi starring picture is one of Universal's most underrated horror masterpieces.
For Criterion Consideration: Takashi Miike’s Audition
Why Criterion needs to give us the Blu-ray that this Miike masterpiece deserves.
For Criterion Consideration: Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now
To kick off October we look at one thriller that more than deserves the mighty "C."
For Criterion Consideration: The Work Of Steve Sabol And NFL Films
With the recent passing of the iconic NFL Films leader Steve Sabol, we look back at the impact of NFL Films on the world of film.
For Criterion Consideration: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Hard Eight
With his newest film on its way to theaters, we look at Paul Thomas Anderson's feature film debut.
For Criterion Consideration: Stanley Donen And Gene Kelly’s On The Town
Why Criterion should give some love to the team of Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly.
For Criterion Consideration: Tony Scott’s Man On Fire
While we mourn the late director's passing, we pay respect to one of his best films, a film that Criterion should welcome with open arms.
For Criterion Consideration: Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lodger
On his birthday we look back at one of his earliest works and why it's truly one of his best.
For Criterion Consideration: Nicole Holofcener’s Walking And Talking
Why Holofcener's debut feature more than rightly deserves a place among the ranks of The Criterion Collection.
For Criterion Consideration: Terence Davies’ Of Time And The City
One of the most original and inventive documentaries in years, this is a masterpiece more than worthy of that mighty Criterion "C."
For Criterion Consideration: Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark
With Criterion's October 2012 release schedule set in stone, here's one film that deserves to hit the Collection a year from now.