Joe Keaton

An Old Hollywood disaster epic with star power a-plenty gets a sharp Blu-ray transfer.

A so-so Broadway musical gets a hot dose of candy-colored Bob Fosse realness.

With style and flair, David Fincher’s new Netflix film looks at one of the creative minds responsible for Citizen Kane. (Hint: It’s not Orson Welles.)

In 1989, the Rolling Stones played New Jersey. It was a night to forget.

Bogdanovich was lucky, but he was also terribly unlucky.

A bland Sherlock Holmes seeks to unmask Jack the Ripper, in Bob Clark’s sluggish and tame (but still fun) ensemble mystery.

This 1980 cash-in on the country pop craze has little to say, and isn’t much fun.

Kirk Douglas gives one of his best performances in this 1962 neo-Western lament.

Amanda Plummer amazes in this unjustly neglected Western charmer.

A frustrating dive into gay hell, starring a deer-in-the-headlights Al Pacino.

That’s it! Payback! Revenge! Snoop is mad!

A moody, colorful western from a director who changed horror movie history.

In which Pennywise, the shapeshifting killer clown, strikes back! And scares no one.

Fans of this 1981 Ozploitation nailbiter claim it is worthy of Hitchcock’s best. They are not wrong.

John Frankenheimer’s creature feature is not easily forgotten. For possibly the wrong reasons.

Hal Ashby teams up with Warren Beatty & Robert Towne in this ineffectual look back at 1968 L.A.