Will McKinley

A prescient political satire from 1935 makes its DVD debut.

A rarely seen Jack Benny film makes its DVD debut.

Love among the ruins at the end of World War II, for those with 25-year-old TVs.

This 1943 musical, starring wartime’s most popular pick-up, is definitely worth a ride.

Six decades later, Warner Archive restores the original ending to what could have been a great film.

An odd war film from the director of Shock Corridor and The Naked Kiss demands rediscovery.

The latest installment of the writer/director’s Chronicles of Brooklyn series is a frustrating misfire.

Take another bite of The Lady Eve’s apple with this entertaining knock-off of the Sturges classic.

What a glorious feelin’, as the beloved 1952 musical comedy returns to theaters for one day only.

Life was a bit harder than it looked for the real “Cary Grant.”

In nine more episodes from the classic series, the late Jonathan Frid proves that there’s only one Barnabas Collins.

The late, lamented Jonathan Frid lives forever in this delightful new collection of nine classic episodes.

This two-disc DVD of the 1992 campaign documentary is a delightful trip down memory lane.

This year’s nominees stuff a lot of emotion into small packages.

The Hollywood starlet who became a nun is back in this unlikely Oscar nominee.

Daniel Radcliffe shuffles off the ghost of Harry Potter with the help of Hammer.

Hope that this Oscar nominee is coming soon to a theater near you.

Director Ernst Lubitsch’s classic rom-com is a three-way delight.

Scorsese kicks off a two-week run of the restored classic at New York City’s Film Forum.

Skeletons are not the only things to emerge from a Halloween weekend screening of House on Haunted Hill.

A brand new silent film pays tribute to the visual masters and cinematic language of the past.

Writer/Director Sean Durkin’s indie thriller may be this generation’s Rosemary’s Baby.

Scorsese’s new film is a pleasant surprise for the NYFF audience.

Controversy is coming in director Steve McQueen’s sexy, disturbing new film.

Don’t kid yourself! The new film by the Dardenne brothers is a must-see.

The greatest movie star of the 1920s was a dog. The new book about him is anything but.

The controversial Danish director is back with the feel-bad hit of the fall.

Flawless restoration, flawed presentation.

After nearly half a century, Clint Eastwood can still rock a poncho.

Like the saying goes, he lived fast and died young.

Get your hands off my childhood, you damn, dirty movie studios!

This Sundance and SXSW fav more than lives up to the buzz.

Man and ape living together? It’s a madhouse! A madhouse!

“Where we come from, apes talk. Humans are dumb.” – Cornelius

Unflinchingly satirical, though never disrespectful to people of faith.

“This dream is over now. Time to put your shoes on and hit the streets.”