Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Caught in the Draft (KL Studio Classics)
Bob Hope plays a superstar that gets conscripted into the Army. Hijinks ensue. Caught in the Draft makes its Blu-Ray Debut thanks toContinue Reading
Tag: WWII
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Train (KL Studio Classics)
The Train is one of the best WW2 films ever produced has been out of print for some time now. Kino LorberContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Attack! (KL Studio Classics)
Robert Aldrich’s WWII potboiler Attack! starring Jack Palance and Eddie Albert makes its Blu-Ray Debut thanks to Kino Lorber. The Film Attack! worksContinue Reading
Shadow in the Cloud – AFI Film Festival 2020
The Claustrophobic Action Thriller is brilliant in its first two-thirds but depending on your tastes will either soar or fallContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Hiroshima (Arrow Academy)
Largely out of circulation since its first showing in 1953, Hiroshima is a powerful indictment of the devastation inflicted by the atomicContinue Reading
Film Review: Mephisto (4K Restoration)
Presented by Kino Lorber under the Kino Marquee umbrella, 1981 Best Foreign Language Academy Award winner Mephisto is now available for streaming.Continue Reading
Preoccupation 4: The Volunteer Assassins are Midway between Pearl Harbor and Grosse Pointe
Adam’s back with a look at Tom Hanks (then and now), Assassins in films, and the facing off of twoContinue Reading
Film Review: The Occupation/My Name is Sara (2020)
A tour-de-force performance from young newcomer Zuzanna Surowy is the highlight of this based-on-a-true-story drama about the life of aContinue Reading
Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Academy’s Manon (Collector’s Edition)
Perhaps one of acclaimed French director Henri-Georges Clouzot’s lesser-known works, Manon is an interesting, if not totally successful, adaptation ofContinue Reading
Film Review: Beanpole (2020)
“Where would he have seen a dog? They’ve all been eaten.” Leningrad in 1945 is not an easy place toContinue Reading