Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Shakedown (KL Studio Classics) 
A photographer will do anything to rise through the ranks even kill in the cynical noir Shakedown. New on Blu-Ray fromContinue Reading
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A photographer will do anything to rise through the ranks even kill in the cynical noir Shakedown. New on Blu-Ray fromContinue Reading
Writer/Director Graham Moore’s directorial debut The Outfit is a showcase for the indomitable talents of star Mark Rylance. Crime films do notContinue Reading
Ridley Scott’s overwrought melodrama House of Gucci comes to Blu-Ray designed to impress. The Film “You’re an idiot!!! … But you’re my idiot!” ThisContinue Reading
A double dose of UK Noir’s are the flavor that Cohen Media has wrapped up in this package. Both Dancing with Crime and TheContinue Reading
Joel Coen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth is both a return to lean economical film noir that made him a worldContinue Reading
Gambit is one of the cleverest heist films ever to put to celluloid. Kino Lorber has updated the transfer and special featuresContinue Reading
Breaking In like all of Bill Forsyth’s directed films is all the charm of its leads a top form Burt ReynoldsContinue Reading
No one did Marlowe better than Elliot Gould and Robert Altman. The Long Goodbye makes its return to Blu-Ray with aContinue Reading
88 Films continues to kick ass with their Shaw Bros. releases with Disciples of Shaolin. Again armed with another revelatory transfer. Continue Reading
A woman with amnesia and a deep seated fear of losing custody of her young son begins to rebuild long-repressedContinue Reading









