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When it was released in 1963, Federico Fellini’s 8½ won two Academy Awards, including Best Foreign Language Film. In 1987, thirty European filmmakers and intellectuals declared 8½ to be the most important, influential example of European cinema to date, and ...

Poisoned milk, corporate espionage, naked girls, and the living dead are the principal elements that attempt to coalesce themselves into a cohesive, coherent narrative in Pierre B. Reinhard’s Revenge of the Living Dead Girls (1986), which, despite the subject matter, ...

It was way back in 1969 that the seed that was to grow into An American Werewolf in London was planted like a bulb of garlic. Young John Landis, in Yugoslavia as a production assistant on the comic war film ...

Disc Details Kino Lorber. Region A.  Feature: 87 mins. Aspect ratio 1.66:1.  The Movie There’s more to the legend than meets the throat! (Original poster tagline.) Zoltan – Hound of Dracula (1977) begins with the uncovering of a tomb by ...

Disc Details Kino Lorber. Region A.  Feature: 93 mins. Aspect ratio 2.35:1.  The Movie The Italian peplum films, also known as sword and the sandal subgenre, were cut-price historical epics made from 1958 to 1965. The seeds of this highly ...

When someone mentions the name Skinner there is two things that jump into most people’s mind: the eternal mama’s boy and principal of Springfield elementary Seymour Skinner of The Simpsons or Mitch Pileggi’s portrayal of FBI assistant director Walter Skinner ...

Toys are often the earliest conduits for our fantasies. Silent actors, they play out our hopes, dreams and aspirations. Toys enable us to project our intangible desires onto the substance of the material world. Yet, toys can also be unsettling. ...

Disc Details Arrow Video, 2019. Region A.Feature: 94 mins. Aspect ratio 2.35:1.  The Movie After Short Night of the Glass Dolls (1971), director Aldo Lado returned to the giallo and delivered one of the genre’s most interesting fims, Who Saw ...

Congresswoman Phoebe Frost (Jean Arthur) didn’t come to post-war Berlin for romance (and she doesn’t fall in love because she’s the only woman amongst her male colleagues). She came as part of a congressional committee to look into the morale ...

What would you say if I told you there was a silent comedian contemporary of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin who used stop animation in his shorts? Raymond Borde didn’t know his name, either, when he found three of his ...