Mostly remembered for its plot twist, Jordan’s film is marked by a deep sense of empathy.
This intoxicating film, a condemnation of delusions on both sides of the social spectrum, gets a necessary Blu-ray release.
At the risk of going out on a limb, let me suggest that Torso is much more than simply hackwork.
The Blu-ray release of Basket Case gives fans and newcomers alike the perfect excuse for hanging out with the demented denizens of the Hotel Broslin.
There’s a reason why people associate Darren McGavin with Kolchak: The Night Stalker.
Typical extras, yes, but this is a strong transfer of an unusually humane American comedy that’s well worth owning.
Get ready to watch pink elephants on parade again, and again, and again. A fitting package for the greatest animated movie ever made.
Circo is too all over the place to be more than just a missed opportunity.
As the film would have it, all those naked, mud-spattered freakniks at Woodstock might have been better off if they had just eaten the brown acid after all.
This sports doc is a handsome but uneven artifact of an era when politics and games seemed inextricable.
Over a quarter-century after the fact, the Coens haven’t made anything quite like Blood Simple, which receives a solid transfer on this Fox Blu-ray.
Criterion’s strong presentation of Chabrol’s Les Cousins is a fitting testament to the late director’s brilliance.
Jessica Hausner’s miracle play gives viewers on either side of the fence plenty to meditate on.
This stunning yet frustratingly remote film gets the exemplary transfer it deserves.
Fox gives Peckinpah’s ferocious near-masterpiece a killer visual/audio upgrade.
The film clearly paved the way for everything from Ah-nold on the lam in The Running Man to the parody-parade Series 7: The Contenders.
Test your MST3K faith with this prodigious Gamera box set.
Jazzy blasts and meticulous traps come together in this Eclipse set for one of Nikkatsu’s versatile, unheralded provocateurs.
De Palma’s fever dream of fear and desire may never get the deluxe Blu-ray transfer it so richly deserves.
Sons of Anarchy’s third season puts one of FX’s most unsung dramas back on track.
Costa’s latest study in life and work, the finest film of 2009, gets a fittingly rich treatment from Cinema Guild.