Posts Tagged ‘Twilight Time’
The Dogs of War (1980) Blu-ray Review: These Boots Are Made for Walken
Recommended. Even if we don’t get to hear Christopher Walken recite Shakespeare.
Read More2 by Ken Loach: Riff-Raff (1991) / Raining Stones (1993) Blu-ray Review: Depressingly Fascinating
Two low-key, very sincere movies about everyday, average people get a Hi-Def release from Twilight Time.
Read MoreThe Buddy Holly Story (1978) Blu-ray Review: And I Suppose You’re Mary Tyler Moore?
Even when cast as a legendary rock and roll icon, Gary Busey still looks friggin’ nuts.
Read MoreFollow That Dream (1962) Blu-ray Review: Elvis Presley Stands His Ground in Florida
One of The King’s better-known lesser-known works goes HD thanks to Twilight Time.
Read MoreThe Secret of Santa Vittoria Blu-ray Review: Because Nothing Brings a Town Together Like Booze
Stanley Kramer’s wonderful World War II comedy/drama is an absolute must-see.
Read MoreMan Hunt (1941) Blu-ray Review: Ein Film von Fritz Lang? Oh Heck, Ja!
America’s late wake-up call to World War II receives a lovely upgrade from Twilight Time.
Read MoreRadio Days (1987) Blu-ray Review: Twilight Time Strikes Gold(en Age of Radio)
Woody Allen bridges a couple of generational gaps with a heartfelt look at growing up.
Read MoreBorn Yesterday (1950) Blu-ray Review: A Memorable Holliday in DC
Twilight Time presents us with a classic comedy from Columbia Pictures that’s just as big of a laugh as its own studio head.
Read MoreViolent Saturday (1955) Blu-ray Review: The Day Before Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Twilight Time gives us a much-appreciated upgrade to its previous DVD.
Read MoreSave Your Legs! (2012) Blu-ray Review: Wait, Australia Has Sports?
A coming-of-age-a-bit-late-in-life tale, served with a generous serving of Curry sauce.
Read MoreBrannigan Blu-ray Review: Dirty Duke (Done Dirt Cheap?)
For those of you who have ever wondered what would have happened had John Wayne played Harry Callahan.
Read MoreTwilight Time Presents: Men of Action (and Reaction)
An assortment of adult drama featuring some of classic cinema’s biggest names are now yours to enjoy on Blu-ray.
Read MoreThe Future, the Past, and Creepy Dolls: Twilight Time Breaks the Eclectic Mold
The niche Blu-ray label unveils, among other things, its first double feature release.
Read MoreLosers, Lineages, Lust, Lemons, and Lynch: Five Comedies From Twilight Time
What do Woody Allen, James Stewart, Kurt Russell, David Lynch, and a couple of horny teenage girls have in common? They’re all on Blu-ray now.
Read MoreNever Too Late to Learn? Twilight Time’s Quintet Examines Human Nature
Five films making their High-Def debut take a good long look at depraved elements like violence, greed, sports, and Jon Voight.
Read MoreRollerball Blu-ray Review: Worth Viewing, but Didn’t Maximize Its Potential
In a corporate-controlled future, an ultra-violent sport known as Rollerball represents the world, and one of its powerful athletes is out to defy those who want him out of the game.
Read MoreThe Eddy Duchin Story (1956) / The Front (1976) / Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989) / The Blue Max (1966) / Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974) Blu-rays Review: Twilight Times Five
Eastwood. Woody. And World War, too.
Read MoreKhartoum (1966) / Man in the Dark 3D (1953) / Titus (1999) / Zulu (1964) Blu-rays Review: Twilight Time Gets Serious
The niche HD label unveils a venerable wave of odds and ends.
Read MoreThe Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973) / Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977) / Royal Flash (1975) Blu-rays Review: A Vintage Hero and a Classic Cad
Twilight Time brings us the last of a Harryhausen trio and the only entry from a proposed series.
Read MoreJane Eyre (1943) / Oliver! (1968) / The Way We Were (1973) Blu-rays Review: Growing Up Again
From Orson Welles to Oliver Reed and Karl Marx, too.
Read MoreMindwarp (1992) / The Other (1972) Blu-rays Review: Happy Halloween from Twilight Time
Everyone’s favorite new niche label is back with two very different seasonal selections.
Read MoreHeavenly Shades of Delight: Twilight Time’s Blu-ray Releases, Volume Three
Under scrutiny here: Bonjour Tristesse, The Rains of Ranchipur, Beloved Infidel, The Blue Lagoon (1980), Lost Horizon (1973), Experiment in Terror, and Our Man Flint.
Read MoreHeavenly Shades of Delight: Twilight Time’s Blu-ray Releases, Volume Two
Under scrutiny here: Cover Girl, Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines, High Time, Bye Bye Birdie (1963), The Sound and the Fury, Steel Magnolias, Enemy Mine, and Night of the Living Dead (1990).
Read MoreHeavenly Shades of Delight: Twilight Time’s Blu-ray Releases, Volume One
Under scrutiny here: Bite the Bullet; Demetrius and the Gladiators; Bell, Book and Candle; Désirée; Journey to the Center of the Earth; The Big Heat; As Good as It Gets; and The Wayward Bus.
Read MorePal Joey Blu-ray Review: Joey’s Definitely a Pal of Mine
Rita, Frankie, and Kim shine; as does Twilight Time’s presentation.
Read MoreSwamp Water Blu-ray Review: Jean Renoir Comes to America
A larger-than-life, captivating feature starring Walter Brennan and Dana Andrews.
Read MorePicnic (1955) Blu-ray Review: William Inge’s Play Comes to Life
Okay, so maybe it’s no picnic, but it is damn good.
Read MoreThe Roots of Heaven Blu-ray Review: John Huston Has an Off-Day
A forgotten flick from the 20th Century Fox vaults finally finds a home.
Read MoreRapture (1965) Blu-ray Review: A Forgotten, Poignant Masterpiece
Twilight Time brings us a genuine obscurity, and the results are hauntingly pleasing.
Read MoreFright Night (1985) Blu-ray Review: Already Hard-to-Find, but Definitely Worth It
Twilight Time presents us with another wonderful HD release.
Read MoreMysterious Island (1961) Blu-ray Review: Herbert Lom as Captain Nemo? Sold!
Twilight Time joyfully fills that gap in your Ray Harryhausen Blu-ray collection.
Read MoreThe Left Hand of God DVD Review: Another Fine Humphrey Bogart Flick
Wait, Bogie? As a priest? Well, not quite.
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