Carole Lombard Gets Possessed In ‘Supernatural’ (Blu-ray Review)
Carole Lombard was a Hollywood star who burned brightly and brilliantly and
April 13, 2020
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Marlene Dietrich Plays Against Her Own Image ‘The Song of Songs’
Casting Marlene Dietrich as a naïve German peasant girl in 1933 might seem
March 23, 2020
‘Knives Out’ Updates and Complicates the Classic Whodunnit (Blu-ray Review)
The whodunnit is far from dead; it’s having a resurgence, with two new
March 9, 2020
‘Man in the Shadow’ is an All-Too-Topical Western Noir
One of the thrills of Kino-Lorber’s classic releases is their emphasis on
February 28, 2020
Kino’s New Hitchcock Collection Gives New Meaning to the Hitchcock Film
Long before he became the Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock was a
December 19, 2019
A Great Auteur Gets Her Due with Kino Lorber’s ‘Ida Lupino: Filmmaker Collection’
Ida Lupino has gone through a re-evaluation recently, lifting her from the
October 31, 2019
Hitchcock’s ‘Murder!’ Deserves Renewed Consideration with Kino’s New Blu-ray
Hitchcock’s Murder! is generally treated as one of his lesser films, and
August 29, 2019
‘Blackmail’: Hitchcock’s Nastiest British Film Gets the Blu-ray Release It Deserves
Blackmail is one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most iconic and yet lesser-seen
August 22, 2019