This gnarly, terrifying, daring horror film receives a beautiful transfer and a solid collection of extras.
This definitive package will be essential for both fans of the film and scholars interested in the transition of Old Hollywood to New.
Eat Pray Love’s viewpoint is a gauzy and narrow one, removing its rose-colored glasses only to better gaze at its own navel.
Pulled from the Warner archives without any restoration, the disc boasts a surprisingly robust image.
Season four has provided an almost circular feel to the series, and in a recent interview, Ryan Murphy seemed unsure as to the possibility of the series continuing.
Wedding Party is a spunky freshman effort, but Brian De Palma undoubtedly felt more comfortable in the realm of the wryly sophomoric.
One is almost tempted to entertain De Palma detractors’ arguments that his exploitation of Hitchcock tropes is nothing but a dead end.
Practically every trait that would come to signify the art of De Palma is at play in the film, many of them, natch, in direct conflict with another.