Displaying 241 - 250 of 1717
The opening of Safe in Hell is a bit deceptive. The film's title appears on-screen, with its block-style, capital letters filled in with a silent roar of angry flames. Meanwhile, the music we hear conjures a scene from the late 1800s, perhaps a pair of ladies strolling through the park with ankle-length dresses and lace-trimmed parasols. But once the credits fade the ...
Read moreEight new-to-DVD releases have been announced by Warner as part of their Archive Collection including the Miriam Hopkins romance The Richest Girl in the World (1934). They are: Fight for Your Lady...
Read moreAfter the success of their Buster Keaton shorts set last year, Kino Lorber and Lobster Films have joined forces to release Keaton's features on DVD and Blu-ray. I was thrilled to receive copies of the films and am eager to share some of the goodies included in these releases.The films are packaged as two-disc sets with one feature on each disc. The General comes with Three Ages, Keaton's very first feature, and Steamboat Bill, Jr. comes with College
Read moreFlicker Alley has announced May 23rd as the release date for their 6-disc Early Women Filmmakers: An Anthology combo set. Flicker's series collects over ten hours of newly restored material from fourteen female filmmakers working between 1902-1943 on both DVD and Blu-Ray. Both titles...
Read moreOscar-winning actress Susan Hayward was born in Brooklyn nearly a century ago, on June 30, 1917. Originally named Edythe Marrenner, Susan grew up in New York -- where, incidentally, she became lifelong friends with a boy named Ira Grossel, later known as Jeff Chandler.After graduating high school in 1935, Susan became a model and before long was off to Hollywood. She worked her way up the ladder from bit roles to supporting parts, with her career finally taking off to new heights in t...
Read moreClassicFlix is pleased to announce another slate of upcoming titles which include nine films and two television shows. All nine classic features will be released on both formats with five debuting on Blu-ray and the other four making their DVD and HD bow. They include Tomorrow is Forever (1946) starring Claudette Colbert and Orson Welles and He Walked by Night (1948) starring Richard Basehart (which is expected to be part of an Anthony Mann/John Alton ...
Read moreFive titles, all premiering on Blu, are scheduled for release in April from Kino including the arrival of a 4K restoration of 1957's A Farewell to Arms. The studio is also releasing a 2K version of the James Stewart Western, Broken Arr...
Read moreThree new releases have been announced by Warner as part of their Archive Collection, all on Blu-Ray, including the arrival of Fred Astaire's final musical, Finian's Rainbow (1968). Also included are two sci-fi adventures:
Read moreThree titles from Kino are scheduled for release on Blu-ray in April, with all three premiering on Blu. Arriving for the first time on DVD and Blu is Jerry Lewis' 1959 comedy Don't Give Up the Ship. The studio will also release two other f...
Read moreClassicFlix is pleased to announce a long-term licensing agreement with Shout! Factory to distribute eight films from their library on Blu-ray and DVD. Two were already made public last Tuesday (Another Man’s Poison, 1951 and Miss Annie Rooney, 1942). The other six are: The Crystal Ball (1943) – starring Ray Milland and Paulette Goddard Raw Deal (1948) – starring Dennis O&rs...
Read more