“Out of the Past” is possibly the greatest film noir ever made with wonderful performances by Robert Mitchum, Kirk Douglas, and Jane Greer. Warner Archive’s 4K UHD release is a triumph. Buy it!
“Last Summer,” Frank Perry’s poignant 1969 film, based on Evan Hunter’s novel, has been meticulously restored to its full X-Rated state by Warner Archive. It’s an excellent release.
“Pretty Maids all in a row” is a truly bizarre teen sex comedy from director Roger Vadim that was shot from a script by Gene Roddenberry of “Star Trek” fame. Warner Archive has given the film new life with a brilliant 4K restoration.
“The Late Show” is an enjoyable offbeat private detective film from writer-director Robert Benton. The 1977 film has been given a release by Warner Archive.
Warner Archive’s release of “Stranger on the Third Floor” will be of interest to fans of the film noir genre or fans of the classic Val Newton productions for RKO.
“Black Samson” is a star vehicle for the likable Rockne Tarkington who barely missed out on Jim Kelly’s role in “Enter the Dragon.” Warner Archive has restored the picture beautifully.
“Black Belt Jones” pairs Jim Kelly with director Robert Crouse just one year after “Enter the Dragon.” Sadly, “Black Belt Jones” is not nearly as good as that picture. Regardless, Warner Archive has done a tremendous job on their new restoration.
“Get Carter” has been given an absolutely phenomenal 4K UHD release by Warner Archive. Michael Caine is the epitome of cool in this classic British gangster film.
“Clean and Sober” is a no-nonsense look at a drug addict having a painful wake-up call to change his life. Michael Keaton shines in the lead role. Warner Archive has given the film a Blu-ray release.
”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.
