”The Little Drummer Girl” had all the makings of a classic, but the casting of Diane Keaton in the lead role as an actress turned spy disrupted the better elements of the film. Warner Archive has given the picture a Blu-ray release.
In a world of remakes and sequels, Aguirre, the Wrath of God remains a singular achievement from one of the great maverick filmmakers, Werner Herzog. The film is beautifully made and a testament to maniacally pursued dreams. Shout! Factory’s 4K edition is remarkable.
“Nosferatu in Venice” is a nearly incomprehensible film that was besieged by the antics of actor Klaus Kinski. Severin Films has given the film a great technical presentation and one of the best special feature documentaries we have seen this year.
Double Face is a fun proto-Giallo from Riccardo Freda that features Klaus Kinski and numerous beautiful European actresses. Arrow Video have provided a beautiful transfer and solid supplemental materials.
The Great Silence is simply one of the greatest Westerns of all time. Film Movement have delivered the film with a pristine transfer.




