For the release week of November 29th: Sherlock Hound: Complete & Unabridged [Blu-ray / Discotek Media]: I love Sherlock Holmes. I loved dogs. And I
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For the release week of August 30th: Brian and Charles [Blu-ray / Universal]: I rarely award my “pick of the week” spot to a new
For the release week of August 23rd: Paths of Glory [4K UHD / Kino Lorber]: There have been comparatively few movies made about World War
For the release week of August 2nd: Garv’s Pick of the Week: Lon Chaney: Before the Thousand Faces – Vol. 2 [Blu-ray / Undercrank Productions]: Undercrank
Orson Welles is one of my favorite directors. From Citizen Kane (1941) to F For Fake (1973), his storytelling techniques were always engaging, unorthodox, and
Salutations, disc devotees, Each year at this time, I look back over the past year and choose my favorite Blu-ray and DVD releases. The list
For the release week of September 14th: Garv’s Pick of the Week: Mona Lisa [Blu-ray / Criterion]: Neil Jordan’s 1986 indie features one of Bob Hoskins’
For the release week of August 31st: Garv’s Pick of the Week: The Raven [Blu-ray / Kino Lorber]: It’s Vincent Price Week, at least from the point of
For the release week of July 6th: Garv’s Pick of the Week: Bringing Up Baby [Blu-ray/ Criterion]: There is a difference between a romantic comedy and
For the release week of March 30th: Garv’s Pick of the Week: Defending Your Life [Blu-ray / Criterion]: Albert Brooks’ most inventive and warm-hearted comedy
A Pain in the Ass (L’Emmerdeur, 1973) is a comedy that succeeds by playing it totally straight. The film really contains no “jokes,” and the
Boutique video label Blue Underground recently produced a new restoration of the 1971 cult Euro-horror Daughters of Darkness (a.k.a Les lèvres rouges, 1971) from a
