Blu-ray Pick: 5 Reasons To Love ‘Freebie and the Bean’
Warner Archive continues to dig gems out of its vault. Freebie and the Bean, a Grade-A buddy cop flick starring
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Blu-ray Pick: 5 Reasons To Love ‘To Have and Have Not’
The comparisons to Casablanca were inevitable, as To Have and Have Not has resistance fighters, a memorable piano player
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Blu-ray Pick: “Susan Slept Here” A Subversive Comedy From Warner Archive
Cinema, at its creative best, offers more than a superficial display of a narrative, and though it can be seen
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DVD Review: ‘The Woman In White’ Gets Mysterious With Eleanor Parker
Eleanor Parker gives a standout performance in “The Woman In White,” a movie that’s available as a Manufactured on
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DVD Pick: 5 Reasons To Love ‘Pretty Maids All In A Row’
Featuring a gumbo pot of talent and a salacious storyline, Pretty Maids All In A Row has garnered a cult
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Review: ‘Cry of the Hunted’ Is Swamp Filled Film Noir From Warner Archive
One of the distinct pleasures of scouring through the Warner Archive Collection is discovering its extensive library of forgotten
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DVD Review: “Black Patch” Is A Sterling Western From Warner Archive
Just to break things up a bit review wise, I won’t be doing a traditional review of the Warner Archive
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DVD Review: “The Stranger Collection” Spotlights Top-Notch Spaghetti Western Trilogy
It’s easy to lump Spaghetti Westerns as a genre simply owned by director Sergio Leone and Clint Eastwood. The Man
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DVD Review: Barry Sullivan Joins The “Bad Men of Tombstone”
Warner Archive has a ton of stellar Westerns in its extensive library, and part of the collection’s allure lies in
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DVD Review: William Shatner Cowboys Up in “White Comanche”
The easy play would be to trivialize White Comanche, as the thought of William Shatner playing twin brothers in a Western
