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The great folks at Arrow continue their amazing streak with Lucky McKee’s notorious 2011 shocker in a new 4K restoration.

The good folks at Arrow bring back to life a delightfully campy and fun tribute to horror films.

A groundbreaking 1978 classic about a woman’s reawakening starts off a new week of several low-key releases.

Flicker Alley brings much needed new life to a nearly obscure, minimalist, but extraordinary gem of a film.

The greatest shark attack film ever made celebrates its 45th anniversary and tops a new week of releases.

A collection of early shorts by the legendary Martin Scorsese headlines a new week of stellar releases.

A flamboyant, but highly important watermark of feminist filmmaking headlines a new week of eclectic releases.

A slightly flawed, but still exciting 1963 John Sturges classic starts off a new week of releases.

Six legendary films by one of the most revered filmmakers of all-time headlines a new week of releases.

A 2014 Wes Anderson modern classic tops a new week of releases.

The late, great director John Schlesinger crafts a sad but uproarious portrait of a young man’s inner and outer life.

A disturbing, but highly underrated 1969 once-banned black comedy tops a new week of interesting releases.

A 1984 John Hughes gem rounds up a new week of releases during continuous quarantine.

A 1969 Jean-Pierre Melville classic starts off a new week of releases.

James Whale’s classic 1936 adaptation of Edna Ferber’s epic tops a new week of releases.

Spike Lee’s nightmarishly timely satire tops a new week of releases.

A landmark 1968 documentary headlines a new week of some pretty good releases.

A box set of legendary director Sergio Leone’s greatest classics tops a new week of releases.

A fearless, influential 1990 LGBTQ documentary headlines a new week of great releases.

This puzzlingly fascinating masterwork from 1968 gets new life.

A radical 1968 Pasolini masterwork tops a new week of releases.

Alfonso Cuaron’s hauntingly beautiful portrait of 1970’s Mexico headlines a new week of releases.

An underrated 1994 Spike Lee dramedy headlines a diverse week of good releases.

A modern masterpiece of wicked social commentary and unexpected pathos.

A gorgeous 1999 Almodovar classic tops a new week of stellar releases.

Lucio Fulci’s gore-iffic 1981 haunted house chiller tops a new week of releases.

An affectionate, if not entirely in-depth document on a truly influential cinematographer.

Sidney Lumet’s 1960 adaptation of a Tennessee Williams play heads a new week of releases.

An almost forgotten 1938 George Cukor classic starts off 2020’s first new week of releases.

A difficult, but hilariously dark morality tale about men behaving really, really badly.

A 1985 cult horror classic headlines a new week of eclectic releases.

I have nothing but rave things to say about this terrific film.

Wim Wenders’ 1992 epic headlines a new week of stellar releases.

A John Carpenter cult classic rounds up a new week of releases.

A beloved 1942 Bette Davis classic gets a stellar release from the Criterion Collection.

A legendary 1950 masterpiece about the perils of Hollywood headlines a week of good releases.

A trippy, but often overlooked thriller of the Ozploitation era.

A landmark documentary headlines a week of very low-brow releases.

A 1976 horror classic, it’s so-so sequels and a mostly unnecessary remake make up a new box set that tops a new week of terrific releases.

Von Sternberg’s classic silent trilogy rounds out a slow week of new releases.

Kubrick’s 1980 polarizing horror masterpiece headlines a rather slow week of new releases.

Director Yorgos Lanthimos crafts a disturbingly hilarious portrait of twisted family life.

A 1928 Charlie Chaplin gem headlines a new week of great releases.

John Waters’s 1981 biting domestic classic tops a week of solid releases.

An odd 1954 Hitchcock thriller caps off a week of low-key releases.

A controversial, watershed classic that taps into a relatable topic that afflicts many of us.

The 1949 black comedy masterpiece from Ealing Studios gets a new upgrade, courtesy of Kino Lorber Studio Classics.

A darkly funny 1965 slap in the face to family values headlines a week of releases.

The late master Kiarostami’s influential trilogy rounds out a week of stellar new releases.

A 1954 Douglas Sirk weepfest rounds out a new week of releases.