Kromanov’s delightful, little-seen genre mash-up gets a fantastic 4K makeover.
Thanks to a new 4K digital restoration, the film’s perversions have never felt more incendiary.
The film delivers a deft fusion of horror-movie tropes, social satire, and cult-film weirdness.
This film about a world hellbent on self-destruction rings as true today as it surely did in 1948.
The trilogy broke new ground just as the death knell for the yakuza film was tolling loudly.
The set features five films and a recent documentary on the life and career of the horror icon.
For all his stupefying narrative gymnastics, Paradisi is nothing if not a talented stylist.
Network remains a darkly humorous and relevant treatise on capitalism’s erosion of morality.
This set attests to the magnetism of a major screen presence.
Arrow’s 4K of Boorman’s Arthurian epic is one of 2026’s first great home video releases.
This release is a budget-friendly entry point to the work of an independent maverick.
The Coen brothers’ under-heralded noir tribute receives a sparkling transfer.
With Playtime, Tati made one of the most fully inhabitable films ever.
3:10 to Yuma is one of the most beautiful and human of all American westerns.
These films have long been obscured by the shadows cast by The Killer and Hard Boiled.
When Francisco Franco died in 1975, his passing led to a sea change in Spanish cinema.
Criterion’s 4K UHD release is sure please fans of the cult classic.
Kino’s 4K UHD release represents the definitive edition of Beineix’s cult classic.
Criterion’s presentation of a new 4K restoration of the film looks fantastic.
Criterion offers another slew of neglected classics their much-deserved moment in the sun.
Glazer’s eerie, melancholy film maudit finally makes its way to high-definition home video.