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Tag Archives: blu-ray
The Mad Fox (Tomu Uchida, 1962)
“Making its Blu-ray debut, Tomu Uchida’s film is a highly stylized ode to love and disorder.” Read my review over at Slant Magazine.
Taste of Cherry (Abbas Kiarostami, 1997)
“A superlative Blu-ray upgrade from the Criterion Collection gives new life to Abbas Kiarostami’s lovely, understated rumination on existential quandaries.” Read my entire review over at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged abbas kiarostami, blu-ray, criterion collection
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Let’s Kill Uncle (William Castle, 1966)
“Making its debut on Blu-ray, William Castle’s film is a genuinely amusing jet-black comedy of (ill) manners disguised as an adventure yarn for young adults.” Read the rest of my review over at Slant Magazine.
The Golem (Paul Wegener, 1920)
“This German expressionist masterpiece stomps its way onto Blu-ray with an astonishing 4K transfer and several choice bonus features.” Read my entire review over at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged blu-ray, german expressionism, golem, paul wegener
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Army of Shadows (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1969)
“Jean-Pierre Melville’s somber saga of the French Resistance gets a satisfyingly tweaked restoration from the Criterion Collection.” In which I review the new HD transfer and technical specs over at Slant Magazine.
Beyond the Door (Ovidio G. Assonitis, 1974)
“Stick a straw in that Campbell’s soup can and settle in for the bonkers Beyond the Door.” Read my full review over at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged blu-ray, juliet mills, ovidio g. assonitis, richard johnson
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Cannibal Apocalypse (Antonio Margheriti, 1980)
“Cannibal Apocalypse suggests that war isn’t just hell, it’s also contagious.” Read my full review over at Slant Magazine.
House by the River (Fritz Lang, 1950)
“Now looking better than ever, House by the River is a fascinating, bewitching, and hitherto largely neglected entry in Fritz Lang’s filmography.” Read my entire review of the extras and technical specs on Kino’s new Blu-ray release over at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged blu-ray, fritz lang, house by the river, jane wyatt, louis hayward
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Kiju Yoshida: Love + Anarchism
“Kiju Yoshida’s thought-provoking political trilogy makes its Region A Blu-ray debut with sturdy transfers and some essential contextual bonus materials.” Read my review of Kiju Yoshida: Love + Anarchism over at Slant Magazine.
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Tagged arrow video, blu-ray, coup d'etat, eros + massacre, heroic purgatory, japanese new wave, kiju yoshida
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