Purchase by clicking the image above Newly Restored Reviewed by Roy Frumkes This was an uncommonly large restoration effort by a great many skilled hands, and while the human drama of the film has diminished over time, the several expansive desert sequences have remained unsurpassed, even by 1962’s LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. (Interestingly, Robert A. Harris is a major player in both films. Has he been harboring something quirky about desert locales?) The cast is also exceptional, do

Purchase by clicking the image above or clicking HERE Blu-Ray review by Roy Frumkes Smartly, as concerns the Golden and Noir ages, bundling several titles together often makes older collectibles more attractive…if the choices are shrewd. Because often these collections share a title or two, we are left to whittle down, according to your taste, which batch has the best non-overlappers, rather than having to buy them both and live with the duplicate(s). Here’s a prime example:

Purchase by clicking the image above. ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS – SEVEN SEASONS’ WORTH OF HALF-HOUR EPISODES from 1955-1962. Review by Roy Frumkes Before Twilight Zone, One Step Beyond, Thriller, The Outer Limits, Night Gallery, Perry Mason, even before Dragnet, this was early for being as good as it was. There were a great many episodes, and Hitch fluttered among them to bestow his input and steerage. Some he even directed. Don’t worry; I’m not going to review them all. But

Purchase by clicking the image above or HERE Blu-Ray Review by Roy Frumkes If you are an Errol Flynn fan, which he adamantly wasn’t, you’ve got a smart package of six discs here representing two Technicolor adventures and four B&W war flicks. THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD is a hugely important 1938 release, not so much for its story, but rather for the quality of its imagery. Technicolor was taking its first bold baby steps, and a close friend of mine who saw the film in a n

by Roy Frumkes The  56th Nashville Film Festival , hosted over seven days from  September 18–24, 2025 , presented an electrifying celebration of film, music, and culture at some of Nashville’s most iconic arts venues. The festival showcased nearly 140 films from around the globe, alongside captivating Q&A sessions with filmmakers, dynamic industry panels, unforgettable parties, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow creatives and film fans.   During the festival,