Blu-ray/DVD
Criterion gives this late masterpiece a superb edition with over four hours of special features including a behind the scenes film by Nobuhiko Obayashi.
Read MoreOlive Films adds another sub-label to its belt: Oribu Anime, dedicated to releasing boundary pushing animated works from around the world.
Read MoreThe fourth Kitano release from Third Window Films this year is his moving tale of self-fulfillment which still remains unique in Kitano's career now over twenty years old.
Read MoreJust in time for October, Arrow Video gives this understated J-horror film the care it deserves.
Read MoreIn this new feature we take a look at special edition releases of films and highlight the love and care put into the packaging and presentation.
Read MoreCriterion bring the new restoration of Mizoguchi's masterpiece to the US in the form of this barely non-bare-bones presentation.
Read MoreCriterion brings this Sisyphean classic to high definition along with accompanying short films and essays.
Read MoreArrow Video give Meiko Kaji's greatest and most iconic of her outlaw film endeavors a grand treatment, making it one of the must have releases of the year.
Read MoreMugge's definitive documentary portrait of jazz visionary Sun Ra has been brought back into print.
Read MoreThe Fan is a twisted coming of age story that slowly burns to a fetishistic denouement.
Read MoreThe best documentary on William S. Burroughs arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Criterion.
Read MoreInstead of bringing more Naruse to the West, Criterion gives us what we really need despite not wanting ever.
Read MoreAnother welcome high-definition upgrade to an essential Kurosawa film.
Read MoreIn the vein of Koki Mitani's films, Makeup Room is a film adaptation of a play with a lot of heart and an unexpected sweetness.
Read MoreProduced by the Ninjin Club, a production group established by the three actresses Keiko Kishi (who appears in the film as the Yuki-onna), Yoshiko Kuga, and Ineko Arima, Masaki Kobayashi’s Kwaidan was a major undertaking. At three hours in length, Kobayashi presents four kaidan, strange period tales involving ghosts.
Read MoreCriterion tackles Cronenberg's pre-Scanners film and have us hungering for more Oliver Reed.
Read MoreCheaper than a chainsaw in more ways than one.
Read MoreA western with Pier Paolo Pasolini is all you need to know.
Read MoreFujita's follow up to Fine, Totally Fine is worthy of its spiritual predecessor with wonderfully human characters who try to strive past their quirks rather than relishing in them in a self-aware way. A truly feel-good story from Third Window Films.
Read MoreFresh off The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Tobe Hooper made this “feel-bad” fun movie about the psychotic owner of a bayou motel and his pet alligator.
Read More