With films like Monsieur Verdoux and others waiting in the wings, here are five films Criterion should pluck from Hulu Plus to bring to home video.
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Joshua Brunsting
For Criterion Consideration: Anthony Mann’s Side Street
With November now upon us, we take a look at an underrated film noir gem.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Norman Mailer’s Maidstone
Mailer's 1968 summer holiday in the Hamptons leads him, his bohemian hippie tribe and us viewers on a trip that winds up deep in his dungeon.
David Blakeslee
Armchair Buyers Guide: Five Home Video Releases To Buy This November
Five home video releases you have to own this month.
Armchair Vacation: Criterion Halloween Screams
Here are five films to make your Halloween even more scary.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Norman Mailer’s Beyond the Law
Mailer and friends take us out for a date with on- and off-duty with members of a Manhattan vice squad.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films to Watch At Home This Weekend (October 26-28)
Here are a handful of films to make this weekend all the more interesting.
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
On the Hulu Channel: Roberto Rossellini’s Voyage to Italy
The romance is fading in Rossellini's fourth collaboration with Ingrid Bergman.
Scott Nye
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.
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Norman Mailer’s Wild 90
A literary icon's initial foray into late 60s radical underground cinema.
Screenshot Gallery: Ridley Scott’s Prometheus
Ryan goes through the recent Prometheus Blu-ray release and pulls out a number of his favorite shots.
Ryan Gallagher
On the Hulu Channel: Frank Borzage’s History is Made at Night
Frank Borzage's 1937 melodrama is exemplary of a grand 1930s Hollywood production.
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."