Kino’s transfer highlights the alluring beauty of Thorold Dickinson’s gothic horror classic.
Kino’s Blu-ray comes furnished with an astute commentary that attests to the enduring appeal of the film’s deliciously morbid humor.
This lasting work of existential horror has been given an audio commentary that serves as a veritable seminar on British cinema.
The film is committed enough to the pleasure principle that the audience is served one giddy act of visual sorcery after another.
This genre landmark has retained its thousand and one delights.
A class can be taught comparing British and American manners using only Kind Hearts and Coronets and The Family Jewels.
This 1949 Ealings Studios comedy remains an interesting dissection of the pathologies of the British class system.