CBS has released a new full trailer, highlighting the upcoming Twin Peaks Blu-ray box set.
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Ryan Gallagher
The Newsstand – Episode 34 – September 2014 Criterion Collection Line-up, Hellman’s Westerns And Good-Bye Dual-Format
This month on the Newsstand, Ryan is joined by Sean Hutchinson and David Blakeslee to discuss the death of the Dual Format releases, the September 2014 Criterion Collection line-up, as well as the latest in Criterion...
Chris Marker’s Level Five Returns To Theaters This August From Icarus Films
The new restoration of Chris Marker's Level Five will screen at Brooklyn Academy of Music on August 15th.
Check Out The BFI’s Trailer For Their Upcoming Werner Herzog Box Set
The Werner Herzog Collection, an 18-film box set from the BFI hits stores on July 28th.
Scott Reviews Douglas Sirk’s All That Heaven Allows [Criterion Blu-ray Review]
Criterion's new Dual-Format release provides a tremendous, multifaceted exploration of Sirk's 1955 spiritual meditation.
Scott Nye
Watch Carlotta’s Trailer For The 4k Restoration Of Jacques Tati’s Playtime
Carlotta's new Tati Blu-ray box set will be released in the UK on July 21st.
Flicker Alley Announces Two New Upcoming Cinerama Blu-ray Releases
Flicker Alley has officially unveiled their two new releases in their phenomenal line of Cinerama Blu-rays.
Mondo Unveils Jay Shaw Print For William Friedkin’s Sorcerer
Mondo's print for Friekin's 1977 film goes on sale Friday morning.
Joshua Reviews Riley Morton’s Evergreen: The Road To Legalization [Theatrical Review]
You haven't seen the marijuana legalization debate rage on like this before.
Joshua Brunsting
Scott Reviews David Miller’s Flying Tigers [Blu-ray Review]
The 1942 propagandistic war picture has a few fine touches, but mostly toes genre lines.
Joshua Reviews Hany Abu-Assad’s Omar [Blu-ray Review]
The Oscar-nominee finally arrives on home video.
Scott Reviews Preston Sturges’ Sullivan’s Travels [Blu-ray Review]
The 1941 classic represents everything it attempts to disparage.
Joshua Reviews Ryan McGarry’s Code Black [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks at the country's busiest ER.
Scott Reviews Bob Clark’s Porky’s [Blu-ray Review]
The often-derided film is a good deal more subversive and thoughtful than its reputation would suggest.
Joshua Reviews James Ward Byrkit’s Coherence [Theatrical Review]
New no-budget sci-fi thriller is an indie gem worth hunting down.