There are a few hoked-up bits here that compromise the rest but not in any truly serious ways...More>>

The arguable high point of this two-hour history from filmmaker Karen Thomas shows just how many of...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood.'More>>

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This week, Mike Clark looks at 'The Chase.'More>>

“Disruption” is one of those buzz words that everyone uses, but few really know what it means.More>>

EMA president and CEO Mark Fisher points out how physical disc is still a vital part of the home...More>>

The moderate rewards to be gleaned from this 80-minute quickie are definitely around the edges. More>>

Editor in chief Stephanie Prange says she has never seen as clear a difference as the one between...More>>

This arguably definitive Lizabeth Scott performance and more were saved from extinction by UCLA’s...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'Too Late for Tears.'More>>

Looking a little weary on the range, Clark Gable took his one stab at producing a movie with this...More>>

Celebrated CE journalist and analyst Rick Doherty, most recently cofounder and director of The...More>>

This John Milius-directed salvo is one of the better examples of the gangster genre, though it...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'Dillinger' on Blu-ray.More>>

This third of four Bogart-Bacall teamings (all within a four-year period) can be enjoyed by those...More>>

As an artful hybrid of film noir and what used to be called the “woman’s picture,” this now...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'In a Lonely Place.'More>>

Either co-creators Irwin Shaw and director Robert Parrish were going for ambiguity with In the...More>>