Mostly remembered for its plot twist, Jordan’s film is marked by a deep sense of empathy.
As far as watered-down de Sade goes, Justine de Sade is at least preferable to Quills.
For collectors of classic pulp, this lavish DVD package can easily be crowned She Who Must Be Owned.
How cold does Michael Haneke have to be for a punitively faithful Kafka adaptation to qualify as one of his most humane works?
Not everyone’s cup of tea, The Milky Way is paved with heretical intentions.
This RoboCop release is like the DVD version of Delta City.
Whether working as reporter or soldier, Fuller always had his hand in the arts.
Will Ferrell is not in a joking mood throughout much of the run-of-the-mill featurettes available in the disc’s extras department.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters for DVD likes your booty, even if you’re not gay.
A seamless story about memory and fantasy blurring together, Cría Cuervos is unquestionably Carlos Saura’s greatest film.
Unflinching, uncompromising, and finally available in an uncensored version, this is one of the dark hidden gems of 1970s Euro horror.
A fierce little spooker with screwy notions of how to salve a wounded relationship.
This DVD would be an even richer collectible if it included a sense of the project’s lost battle against government censorship.
A cool DIY commentary about our obsession with technology, given a very considerate DVD treatment by the boys at Benten Films.
This was the season where Miss Piggy came frustratingly close to removing Rudolf Nureyev’s towel in the sauna.
Inland Empire is another excuse for Lynch heads not to leave their house.
Watch the fuck out Rachael Ray, here comes Iron Chef David Lynch!
The Criterion Collection deserves a gold medal for this release.
Its only crippling flaw is that it was made when Kim Carnes was around to rasp through the closing credits.
10:30 P.M. is still too early for Dassin’s turgid melodrama.
Edge enhancement visibly hugs objects and actors from time to time, but color saturation is gorgeous and the sometimes gloppy blacks, given the film’s origin as a comic book, always make sense.