Thomas Harris’s novel fathoms man’s depravity in ways that are at once spectacularly horrifying and mordantly amusing.
The film receives a commendable high-def transfer and a handful of worthwhile extras from the Arrow Academy.
Criterion’s excellent Blu-ray transfer will allow this classic of American political critique to remain a topic of debate for years to come.
Djibril Diop Mambéty’s 1992 film resonates primarily for its lacerating comedic writing and pacing.
With this noteworthy release, Arrow Video’s devotion to vigorously excavating lesser-known gialli continues unabated.
The Blu-ray boasts an exciting transfer of one of Douglas Sirk’s most visually resplendent films.
This sterling Blu-ray transfer is occasion for reconsidering the film as more than a minor entry in producer Val Lewton’s body of work.
Arrow Academy releases a fantastic Blu-ray transfer of a major work in the filmography of director Robert Siodmak.
A classic of British cinema that helped further elevate Alec Guinness to global stardom receives a serviceable Blu-ray presentation.
Transformation, whether of theme or person, lies at the heart of Joseph H. Lewis’s cinematic identity.
Brigitte Bardot’s sultry persona pulls double duty as both an individual character and a capital-W woman.
In both films, death both threatens to throw a society into disarray and serves as a possible corrective for corruption.
An essential entry in early-’80s independent American cinema, Suburbia receives a radical Blu-ray upgrade from Shout! Factory.
No fan or cinephile’s knowledge of the giallo would be complete without seeing Luciano Ercoli’s film.
Arrow brings three of director Makhmalbaf’s films to vivid life with The Poetic Trilogy.
Criterion resurrects the film with a luminous restoration, pairing it with a helpful handful of extras on its production and legacy.
The supplements on Kino’s Blu-ray offer a robust spectrum of perspectives on both Grace Jones as a performer and the film itself.
Alison McAlpine’s documentary lacks urgency beyond its persistent pondering of the sky’s eternal mysteries.
Fans of Rodrigues’s breakout film will wish for a more definitive transfer and generous heaping of supplements.
A lovely Blu-ray transfer, but those hoping for any contextual supplements about the film’s complex politics or adaptation will be left wanting.