Noir and Gothic Combine in the Haunting Classic ‘Corridor of Mirrors’ (Blu-ray Review)
Terence Young’s bizarre, haunting Corridor of Mirrors, now on Blu-ray from
December 28, 2021
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Loretta Young Grapples with Trauma in ‘The Accused’ (Blu-ray Review)
A small subset of film noir focuses primarily on the experience not of the
November 18, 2021
Gothic Murder Will Out in ‘The Mystery of Edwin Drood’ (Blu-ray Review)
Adaptations of Charles Dickens’s The Mystery of Edwin Drood are, in
November 2, 2021
‘She Done Him Wrong’ Blu-ray is So, So Right
Kino continues to outdo many of their competitors for high quality,
June 7, 2021
‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’…and Steal Our Hearts (Blu-ray Review)
Silliness is underrated. We often dismiss films, especially films by or
April 18, 2021
Priscilla Dean Gives New Meaning to the Silent Film Heroine
Priscilla Dean was a major silent film star, an action heroine and comic
February 14, 2021
‘Madchen in Uniform’ and the Subversive Nature of Love
One of the most remarkable aspects of Leontine Sagan’s Madchen in Uniform
July 24, 2020
‘Paracelsus’ Exposes the Tension Between Subversion and Propaganda
To understand a society, watch its films. Germany during the rise of the
June 18, 2020