The Last Command is a remarkably clever and poignant Hollywood story, a moving tale of war, doomed love, and the ways in which Hollywood...
Violette
Claude Chabrol's Violette is a fascinating, ambiguous study of a young woman who might be a sociopath, a victim, or both. Based on the r...
Straight Shooting
Straight Shooting was John Ford's first feature, and that's the primary reason this straightforward, even prosaic Western is still w...
The Shiver of the Vampires
Jean Rollin's The Shiver of the Vampires is a wonderfully strange, clever piece of B-movie trash/art, a film that revels in its nakedly ...
Battling Butler
Battling Butler follows a familiar template for many of Buster Keaton's features, with Keaton's character starting out inept and gra...
Vampyr
Vampyr was Carl Theodor Dreyer's first sound film, a hypnotic and dreamlike horror movie, a chilling masterpiece whose hazy, fuzzy beaut...
The Young Girls of Rochefort
Jacques Demy followed up his musical masterpiece The Umbrellas of Cherbourg with a second Catherine Deneuve musical, The Young Girls of Roch...
Image in the Snow/The Plague Summer/The Voices
Image in the Snow is Willard Maas' moody, densely symbolic examination of a young man's journey through an increasingly grim and dil...