by Chuck Williamson Adapted from Haruki Murakami’s short story, Tony Takitani is an elliptical and glacial mediation on isolation, melancho...

Loren Cass has already been reviewed on the site by Brandon Colvin (you can read it here ), but, in honor of its DVD release, we all though...

by Chuck Williamson In Au Bonheur des Dames (1930), director Julien Duviver relocates Emile Zola’s nineteenth-century bildungsroman into...

Following up yesterdays post, and serving as the DVD (err...online video) of the Week this week, I recently conducted Out 1's first ever...

by James Hansen Allow me to nerd out this week with a DVD I haven't seen yet, but which is a must have for any early cinema lover. The G...

by Chuck Williamson As the formation of Israel seemingly put an end to centuries of Jewish diaspora, a single nationalist slogan encompassed...

by James Hansen Editors Note: Between traveling and other reviewing duties, our DVD of the Week series took the month of August off. Thankfu...

by Chuck Williamson Directed by ex-pat fashion photographer William Klein , Who Are You, Polly Maggoo? is an anarchic confection of pop-art...

by Chuck Williamson Spanning a dreamily paced 217 minutes, Shinji Aoyama’s  Eureka   begins with the violent hijacking of a commuter bu...

by James Hansen The DVD of the Week was purposefully delayed this week, as to make it land on the holiday. Although it might not have a ton ...

DVDs of the Week Short Film You Must See (Again): Thriller (Michael Jackson, 1985) Perhaps unexciting picks, but certainly worth revisiting ...

by Brandon Colvin Flipping through the guide listings on my Dish Network cable package, I came across the info blurb for The Boston Strangle...

This selection is somewhat self-explanatory – the death of an important actor or actress is always an immediate call to go back and see more...

by Chuck Williamson If award prognosticators are to be believed, this year’s Cannes Film Festival was little more than a two-horse race betw...

by Brandon Colvin In the wake of the recent Cannes tumult over his apparently incendiary horror film/Strindbergian chamber drama/brutally ir...

Hell, I haven't even seen this , but how could it not be our DVD of the Week? Mekas, or any experimental film for that matter, on DVD is...

by Brandon Colvin Okay, okay. So, there is this slacker dude who just sits around and gets high all day, who is like the protagonist in this...

by James Hansen A big apology to everyone for the long delay in posts. I feel like I’m having to say this all the time these days, but I was...

Sorry to everyone for this being a day late. Reviews of Miss March , Last House on the Left , Watchmen , and Hunger are in the works. by Ch...

by James Hansen Although he has been an important filmmaker in Europe for quite a long time, American audiences are still becoming acquainte...