Mostly remembered for its plot twist, Jordan’s film is marked by a deep sense of empathy.
As wonderful to see and hear as any film about song and dance ever made, Flamenco Flamenco remains one of the decade’s unsung masterworks.
The sterling visual transfer allows us to assess the film’s place in history without fighting through material wear and tear.
Criterion’s new 2K Blu-ray adeptly demonstrates why the film is ready for its (redux) close-up.
A cornerstone of Abel Ferrara’s late-career rejuvenation, but the exclusion of his true cut leaves only a creatively stunted bastard child.
Criterion’s sharp new Blu-ray of Jules Dassin’s Night and the City ensures the film’s life will extend until the home-video sunset.
The Salvation is hemmed in by its fealty to the ghosts of westerns’ past.
Kino does reasonably right by this relatively obscure 1970s sleaze-fest.
This moody, under-seen, incredibly sexy romantic noir, a highpoint for its superb cast, receives a beautiful, appropriately reverent restoration.
Miracle Mile is one of the most fascinating curios of the ’80s, a disaster movie that turns the decade’s optimism back onto itself.
The film is a reminder that truly progressive films present their revolutionary attitudes as a given.
An anomalous “baguette western” from the late ’60s comes to home video, and it’s a revelation of harsh, melancholy fatalism.
This set of two essential films is light on meaningful supplements, but high on quality cinema.
Though this wannabe in horror classic’s clothing is overrated by its cult, the film offers plenty of formal pleasures.
Criterion’s generous helping of supplements goes a long way in contextualizing the achievement of Carroll Ballard’s entrancing vision.
Like the burly projectionist of the film, this splendid Blu-ray may have you shouting: “Culture! Culture!”
It’s the film’s strikingly modern moral and philosophical debates that make it look as if it were made yesterday.
Criterion’s beautiful assemblage of all things Killers-related remains a vital packaging of several flawed, intense, historically notable noirs.
This lovingly assembled box set confirms the series as some of the greatest of their kind.
A stunning new transfer of has just extended the film’s already robust shelf life.
A massive, decades-in-the-making cinematic achievement has received the comprehensive home-video treatment.