Newsletter - FOR THE WEEK

OF July 15th, 2013
  This Week's Highlights
Mbolo! - Incredible week with Andrei Konchalovsky, Atom Egoyan, Rouben Mamoulian, John Frankenheimer, Guillermo del Toro, Max Ophuls and Ki-duk Kim on Blu-ray including three upcoming Criterion releases. We have new Calendar Listings on Blu-ray including films by William Wyler, Francis Ford Coppola, Federico Fellini, Maurice Pialat, Douglas Sirk, André De Toth, John Sturges, Alfred Hitchcock, James Whale, Tod Browning, Baz Luhrmann and more! We've posted a new CONTEST Enjoy!

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The Best Years of Our Lives [Blu-ray] (William Wyler, 1946) Warner

The Bishop's Wife [Blu-ray] (Henry Koster, 1947) Warner

Twixt [Blu-ray] (Francis Ford Coppola, 2013) 20th Century Fox

Leviathan [Blu-ray] (Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Verena Paravel, 2012) The Cinema Guild

The Atomic City [Blu-ray] (Jerry Hopper, 1952) Olive Films

Playing for Time [Blu-ray] (Daniel Mann, 1980) Olive Films

Olympus Has Fallen [Blu-ray] (Antoine Fuqua, 2013) Sony Pictures Entertainment

Il Bidone [Blu-ray] (Federico Fellini, 1955) RB UK Masters of Cinema

Van Gogh [Blu-rayy] (Maurice Pialat, 1991) RB UK Masters of Cinema

The Tarnished Angels [Blu-ray] (Douglas Sirk, 1958) RB UK Masters of Cinema

A Time To Love And A Time To Die [Blu-ray] (Douglas Sirk, 1958) RB UK Masters of Cinema

House of Wax [Blu-ray] (André De Toth, 1953) Warner Home Video

The Eagle Has Landed [Blu-ray] (John Sturges, 1976) Shout! Factory

Marnie [Blu-ray] (Alfred Hitchcock, 1964) Universal (BEAVER REVIEW)

Frankenstein [Blu-ray] (James Whale, 1931) Universal (BEAVER REVIEW)

Dracula [Blu-ray] (Tod Browning, 1931) Universal (BEAVER REVIEW)

Iron Man 3 [Blu-ray] (Shane Black, 2013) Walt Disney

Mud [Blu-ray] (Jeff Nichols, 2012) Lions Gate

The Great Gatsby [Blu-ray] (Baz Luhrmann, 2013) Warner Home Video

The Unseen [Blu-ray] (Danny Steinmann, 1980) Scorpion Releasing

Zombie Hunter [Blu-ray] (K. King, 2013) Well Go USA

The Fly [Blu-ray] (Kurt Neumann, 1958) RB UK 20th Century Fox

Like Someone in Love [Blu-ray] (Abbas Kiarostami, 2012) RB UK New Wave Films

Runaway Train [Blu-ray] (Andrey Konchalovskiy, 1985) RB UK Arrow Films

Riot [Blu-ray] (Buzz Kulik, 1969) Olive Films

Escape From Zahrain [Blu-ray] (Ronald Neame, 1962) Olive Films

Castle Freak [Blu-ray] (Stuart Gordon, 1995) Full Moon Pictures

The Vincent Price Collection [Blu-ray] (The Fall of House of Usher, The Pit and the Pendulum, The Haunted Palace, The Masque of the Red Death, Witchfinder General, The Abominable Dr. Phibes) - Shout! Factory

A Letter to Three Wives - 65th Anniversary [Blu-ray] (Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1949) 20th Century Fox

Halloween  - 35th Anniversary [Blu-ray] (John Carpenter, 1978) Fox/Anchor Bay

Stalag 17 [Blu-ray] (Billy Wilder, 1953) Paramount

The Audrey Hepburn Collection [Blu-ray] R0 UK Paramount

Nayak: The Hero [Blu-ray] (Satyajit Ray, 1966) RB UK Artificial Eye

Flat Top [Blu-ray] (Lesley Selander, 1952) Olive Films

5 Dolls for an August Moon [Blu-ray] (Mario Bava, 1970) Kino

The Devil Bat [Blu-ray] (Jean Yarborough, 1940) Kino

Cavalcade [Blu-ray] (Frank Lloyd, 1933) 20th Century Fox

Stories We Tell [Blu-ray] (Sarah Polley, 2012) RB UK Curzon Film World

Something in the Air [Blu-ray] (Olivier Assayas, 2012) RB UK Artificial Eye
 

 

ONE VOICE (not Ellsworth Monkton Toohey): I'm continuously fascinated by my new reaction to films, that I have previously viewed on DVD, seeing them fresh in 1080P resolution. I won't go to the extreme and say it is a totally new experience - although it can often feel that way. It is probably more the improved detail and depth represent a stronger replication of the filmmakers intent. We both consciously and subconsciously become exposed to details that the director imbedded to impact on our perception of his art. I can't imagine the emotional exchange that will transpire with, presently unreleased on Blu-ray, classics by Antonioni, Bresson or Tarkovsky... to name only a few. What a wonderful time to own a Home Theatre! I share this because in the past week I noted this observation more keenly than in the past. The paranoia evident in Frankenheimer's Seconds via the Criterion Blu-ray is a strong example - excellent value and my number 1 pick this week. I had the same 'improved' reaction of Ophuls' The Earrings of Madame de... also on Criterion Blu-ray - masterful. Ditto for Mamoulian's Blood and Sand - the higher resolution elevating the film experience to new heights. And while we are mentioning - Guillermo del Toro's The Devil's Backbone - a beautiful Blu-ray disc - heightened this film's haunting characteristics. Konchalovsky's Runaway Train is a harsh thriller with incredible performances and an amazing Blu-ray package from Arrow Films. Hammer Horror fans will gravitate to Hands of the Ripper on a new Blu-ray from Synapse. Graceland is a well-crafted and memorable thriller. I enjoyed A Late Quartet for its strong performances and glimpse into a rarely seen world. The late 80s comedy/horror Street Trash has something to offend everyone - but it is quite a lot of fun. We covered two of Artificial Eye's early Atom Egoyan films on Blu-ray; Family Viewing and The Adjuster - both, unfortunately, bare-bones. I may be alone but didn't think so highly of Ki-duk Kim's Pieta, but it seems on a competent Blu-ray from Image Entertainment. On DVD Eric did a comparison of Robin Campillo's unusual fantasy film The Returned.. Enjoy the fresh air - see you next week!

  THIS WEEK's REVIEWS / COMPARISONS
 

Pieta BD - In this intensely haunting story, a loan shark lives an isolated and lonely existence, using brutality to threaten and collect paybacks from desperate borrowers for his moneylender boss. He mercilessly collects the debts without regard to the pain he causes his countless victims. One day, a mysterious woman appears, claiming to be his long-lost mother. Coldly rejecting her at first, he gradually accepts her in his life and decides to quit his cruel job and seek a decent, redemptive life. However, he soon discovers a dark secret stemming from his past and realizes it may be too late to escape the horrific consequences already set in motion from his previous life. Blu-ray Release date: July 23rd, 2013

The Earrings of Madame de... BD - French master Max Ophuls's most cherished work, The Earrings of Madame de . . . is an emotionally profound, cinematographically adventurous tale of false opulence and tragic romance. When the aristocratic woman known only as Madame de (the extraordinary Danielle Darrieux) sells her earrings, unbeknownst to her husband (Charles Boyer), in order to pay personal debts, she sets off a chain reaction, the financial and carnal consequences of which can only end in despair. Ophuls adapts Louise de Vilmorin's incisive fin de siècle novel with virtuosic camera work so elegant and precise it’s been called the equal to that of Orson Welles. Blu-ray Release Date: August 6th, 2013

The Devil's Backbone BD - One of the most personal films by Guillermo del Toro, The Devil’s Backbone is also among his most frightening and emotionally layered. Set during the final week of the Spanish Civil War, it tells the tale of a twelve-year-old boy who, after his freedom-fighting father is killed, is sent to a haunted rural orphanage full of terrible secrets. Del Toro expertly combines gothic ghost story, murder mystery, and historical melodrama in a stylish mélange that, like his later Pan’s Labyrinth, reminds us the scariest monsters are often the human ones. Blu-ray Release date: July 29th, 2012

Seconds BD - Rock Hudson is a revelation in this sinister, science-fiction-inflected dispatch from the fractured 1960s. Seconds, directed by John Frankenheimer, concerns a middle-aged banker who, dissatisfied with his suburban existence, elects to undergo a strange and elaborate procedure that will grant him a new life. Starting over in America, however, is not as easy as it sounds. This paranoiac symphony of canted camera angles (courtesy of famed cinematographer James Wong Howe), fragmented editing, and layered sound design is a remarkably risk-taking Hollywood film that ranks high on the list of its legendary director’s achievements. Blu-ray Release date: August 13th, 2012

A Late Quartet BD - When the beloved cellist of a world-renowned string quartet receives a life changing diagnosis, the group's future suddenly hangs in the balance: suppressed emotions, competing egos, and uncontrollable passions threaten to derail years of friendship and collaboration. As they are about to play their 25th anniversary concert, quite possibly their last, only their intimate bond and the power of music can preserve their legacy. Inspired by and structured around Beethoven's Opus 131 String Quartet in C-sharp minor, A LATE QUARTET pays homage to chamber music and the cultural world of New York. Blu-ray Release date: July 29th, 2013

Graceland BD - Intense and unpredictable, GRACELAND is the story of family man Marlon Villar, the longtime chauffeur of Manuel Chango a corrupt Filipino politician. One afternoon, while he and his daughter accompany the politician’s daughter home, their car is ambushed in a kidnapping attempt. During the confusion of the ambush, the kidnapping goes horribly wrong and the wrong girl is taken and held for ransom. Marlon is determined to save his daughter, but between the conflicting motives of the kidnappers and Chango, Marlon is forced into a terrible downward spiral. As events unfold, Marlon, Chango, and their families are forced into a game of deceit and betrayal that will leave no one innocent. Blu-ray Release date: July 23rd, 2013

The Returned - The recently dead return to life and seem content merely to go back to their former lives, but their return causes a myriad of complications. Isham and Véronique have their trepidations, but they're generally happy, at first, to see their little boy Sylvain, and the town's elderly mayor welcomes home his wife, Martha . But Rachel, a government health official, cannot bring herself to visit her newly returned husband, Mathieu, at the ad-hoc shelter where the government houses the "zombies" like refugees. Eventually, she relents, and Mathieu returns home, but the living find that their loved ones are not exactly as they remember them. Studies soon reveal that the dead suffer from a form of aphasia. They cannot create new memories, and they cannot be trusted to perform any but the most menial tasks. Perhaps sensing the discomfort they cause the living, the dead gather together at night, and seem to be formulating some kind of secret plan. DVD Release Date: July 22nd, 2013

Street Trash BD - In the sleazy, foreboding world of winos, derelicts and drifters in lower Manhattan, two young runaways - eighteen-year-old Fred (Mike Lackey) and his younger brother, Kevin (Mark Sferrazza) - live in a tire hut in the back of an auto wrecking yard. Life is hard, but the most lethal threat to the boys is the mysterious case of 'Tenafly Viper' wine in Ed's liquor store window. The stuff is forty years old... and it's gone bad. REAL bad! Anyone who drinks it melts in seconds, and it's only a dollar a bottle! The subversive cult classic/horror comedy STREET TRASH rode the last wave of super-gore films in the late `80s before cinema entered the era of safe R-Rated horror and unoriginal remakes. Blu-ray Release date: July 9th, 2013

Blood and Sand BD - Based on the novel by Vincente Blasco Ibanez, Blood and Sand is the beautifully rendered story of the rise and fall of a young, cocksure Spanish bullfighter, played by Tyrone Power. Working his way slowly up the ladder to success, Power achieves fame when he is praised to skies by fatuous, fickle critic Laird Cregar. A country boy at heart, Power finds himself way over his head with sophisticates, and is soon torn between his pious and faithful wife Linda Darnell and sexy, mercenary Rita Hayworth. It is Darnell, however, who comforts Power after his final, fatal goring in the bull ring. The film's best scenes depict the curious combination of horror and fascination with which bullfighting aficionados treat this most barbaric of "sports." Blood and Sand was previously filmed in 1922 with Rudolph Valentino; a Valentino contemporary, Alla Nazimova, plays Power's mother in the remakes. Portions of this film turned up as stock footage in the 1945 Laurel and Hardy comedy The Bullfighters. Blu-ray Release date: July 9th, 2013

Hands of the Ripper BD - An infant girl watches in horror as her father, the infamous Jack the Ripper , brutally murders her mother. Years later, young Anna (Angharad Rees) is now under the care of a fake psychic and has been forced into prostitution. At the end of a séance one evening, a woman is mysteriously killed. Dr. John Pritchard (Eric Porter) suspects Anna is the murderer but cannot understand how she could do this unspeakable act. Using new Freudian psychoanalysis techniques, Pritchard experiments on Anna and discovers a shocking secret. The spirit of the Ripper is alive and well, and may be possessing his own daughter! Can this evil be stopped before it's too late? Blu-ray Release date: July 9th, 2013

Family Viewing BD - Ignore the title: Family Viewing makes for fascinating viewing, though it is not designed as entertainment for the whole... family. This Canadian film stars David Hemblen as Stan, a profoundly disturbed young man. Upon the disappearance of his mother, Stan feverishly tries to piece together existing clues. He's not sure he likes the outcome, but given the extent to which his family has disintegrated, he's not surprised, either. Family Viewing was expertly filmed on a wafer-thin budget by independent Canadian director Atom Egoyan. Blu-ray Release Date: June 24th 2013

The Adjuster BD - Noah is not your average insurance adjuster. Specialising in house fires, Noah will do anything to ease the pain of his tragedy-stricken clients - including bedding them. But as his desire to sexually underwrite strangers swells to the point of obsession, Noah realises that his wife and son are steadily fading out of his life. And when a bizarre twist of fate turns Noah's entire world upside down, he just might find that the only person he can't save is himself. Blu-ray Release Date: July 22nd, 2013

Runaway Train BD - Two convicts break out of Stonehaven Prison in the dead of winter, boarding a freight train with the intention of getting as far away as possible before their notoriously sadistic warden finds out. But the brakes fail and the driver has a heart attack, sending hundreds of tons of metal hurtling through the snowy Alaskan wastes at terrifying and unstoppable speed. Based on a script by Akira Kurosawa (Seven Samurai), with hardboiled prison slang added by real-life ex-con Edward Bunker (Mr Blue in Reservoir Dogs), this riveting thriller also boasts Oscar-nominated performances from Jon Voight and Eric Roberts with Voight playing spectacularly against type as a criminal so vicious that he served much of his sentence welded into his cell. Combining electrifying action with constant psychological tension (the only surviving member of the train crew is a young, inexperienced woman), Runaway Train is one of cinema's great thrill-rides. Blu-ray Release date: July 22nd, 2013
 

 Next 4 weeks on the Calendar

July 15th, 2013

 

Black Sabbath [Blu-ray] (Mario Bava, 1963) Kino (BEAVER REVIEW)

Castle Freak [Blu-ray] (Stuart Gordon, ) 88 Films (BEAVER REVIEW)

Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan [Blu-ray] (Hugh Hudson, 1984) Warner Bros

Heavy Traffic [Blu-ray] (Ralph Bakshi, 1973) Shout! Factory

The Complete Humphrey Jennings volume 3: A Diary for Timothy [Blu-ray] - RB UK BFI

Jackie Chan: Battle Creek Brawl / City Hunter [Blu-ray] - Shout! Factory

Kidnapped aka Rabid Dogs [Blu-ray] (Mario Bava, 1974) Kino Lorber (BEAVER REVIEW)

The Killing of a Chinese Bookie [Blu-ray] (John Cassavetes, 1976) RB UK BFI (BEAVER REVIEW)

Life After Death Project (Paul Davids, 2013) Indieblitz

Lord of the Flies [Blu-ray] (Peter Brook, 1963) Criterion Collection (BEAVER REVIEW)

Lord of the Flies (Peter Brook, 1963) Criterion Collection

Manhunt of Mystery Island (Spencer Gordon Bennet, 1945) Cheezy

 

July 22nd, 2013

 

The Adjuster [Blu-ray] (Atom Egoyan, 1991) RB UK Artificial Eye (BEAVER REVIEW)

Babette’s Feast [Blu-ray] (Gabriel Axel, 1987) Criterion Collection (BEAVER REVIEW)

Babette’s Feast (Gabriel Axel, 1987) Criterion Collection

Beware of Mr. Baker [Blu-ray] (Jay Bulger, 2012) RB UK Curzon

The Birth of a Nation [Blu-ray] (D.W. Griffith, 1915) RB UK Masters of Cinema

The Birth of a Nation (D.W. Griffith, 1915) R2 UK Masters of Cinema

The Car [Blu-ray] (Elliot Silverstein, 1977) RB UK Arrow (BEAVER REVIEW)

Graceland [Blu-ray] (Ron Morales, 2012) Image Entertainment (BEAVER REVIEW)

Harlow [Blu-ray] (Gordon Douglas, 1965) Olive Films

The Ice Storm [Blu-ray] (Ang Lee, 1997) Criterion Collection (BEAVER REVIEW)
 In the House [Blu-ray] (François Ozon, 2012) RB UK Momentum Pictures

The Jack Benny Program: The Lost Episodes - Shout! Factory

Kiss of the Damned [Blu-ray] (Xan Cassavetes, 2012) Magnolia

Kiss of the Damned -alt cover [Blu-ray] (Xan Cassavetes, 2012) Magnolia

Once Is Not Enough [Blu-ray] (Guy Green, 1975) Olive Films

Pieta [Blu-ray] (Ki-duk Kim, 2012) Image Entertainment (BEAVER REVIEW)

Post Tenebras Lux [Blu-ray] (Carlos Reygadas, 2012) RB UK Drakes Avenue

Runaway Train [Blu-ray] (Andrey Konchalovskiy, 1985) RB UK Arrow Films (BEAVER REVIEW)

The Silence [Blu-ray] (Baran bo Odar, 2010) Music Box Films

Summer and Smoke [Blu-ray] (Peter Glenville, 1961) Olive Films

Twixt [Blu-ray] (Francis Ford Coppola, 2013) 20th Century Fox

WUSA [Blu-ray] (Stuart Rosenberg, 1970) Olive Films

 

July 29th, 2013

 

Angel and the Badman [Blu-ray] (James Edward Grant, 1947) Olive Films

Assault on Wall Street [Blu-ray] (Uwe Boll, 2013) Peace Arch Trinity

Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 1 [Blu-ray] - Olive

The Bronte Sisters [Blu-ray] (André Téchiné, 1979) Cohen Films

Bullfighter and the Lady [Blu-ray] (Budd Boetticher, 1951) Olive Films

Bus Stop [Blu-ray] (Joshua Logan, 1956) Fox Home Entertainment

The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell [Blu-ray] (Otto Preminger, 1955) Olive Films

Cowboy Bebop Collectors Edition Part 1 [Blu-ray] RB UK Anime Ltd.

Cry Vengeance [Blu-ray] (Mark Stevens, 1954) Olive Films

The Demented [Blu-ray] (Christopher Roosevelt, 2013) Anchor Bay/Starz

The Devil’s Backbone [Blu-ray] (Guillermo del Toro, 2001) Criterion Collection (BEAVER REVIEW)

The Devil’s Backbone (Guillermo del Toro, 2001) Criterion Collection

Dressed to Kill [Blu-ray] (Brian De Palma, 1989) Region B UK Arrow Films (BEAVER REVIEW)

Fernando Di Leo: The Italian Crime Collection: Vol. 2 [Blu-ray] (Shoot First, Die Later, Kidnap Syndicate & Naked Violence) - Raro (BEAVER REVIEW)

Fire Maidens of Outer Space [Blu-ray] (Cy Roth, 1956) Olive Films

The Fog (Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray] (John Carpenter, 1980) Shout! Factory (BEAVER REVIEW)

Foolish Wives [Blu-ray] (Eric Von Stroheim, 1922) Kino

God's Little Acre [Blu-ray] (Anthony Mann, 1958) Olive Films

The Incredible Melting Man [Blu-ray] (William Sachs, 1977) Shout! Factory (BEAVER REVIEW)

The Keys of the Kingdom [Blu-ray] (John M Stahl, 1944) RB UK Odeon Entertainment

Knightriders [Blu-ray] (George A. Romero, 1981) Shout! Factory

A Late Quartet [Blu-ray] (Yaron Zilberman, 2012) RB UK Curzon (BEAVER REVIEW)

Love Me Tender [Blu-ray] (Robert D. Webb, 1956) Fox Home Entertainment

Niagara [Blu-ray] (Henry Hathaway, 1953) Fox Home Entertainment

Peggy Sue Got Married [Blu-ray] (Francis Ford Coppola, 1986) Image Entertainment

Possession [Blu-ray] (Andrzej Zulawski, 1981) RB UK Second Sight

Le pont du Nord [Blu-ray] (Jacques Rivette, 1981) RB UK Masters of Cinema

Le pont du Nord (Jacques Rivette, 1981) R2 UK Masters of Cinema

That Touch of Mink [Blu-ray] (Delbert Mann, 1962) Olive Films

 

 

August 5th, 2013

 

Battlestar Galactica 35th Anniversary [Blu-ray] (Richard A. Colla, 1978) Universal

Bruce Lee Legacy Collection (4 Blu-ray/ 7 DVD) Shout! Factory

Cavalcade [Blu-ray] (Frank Lloyd, 1933) 20th Century Fox

The Earrings of Madame de... [Blu-ray] (Max Ophuls, 1953) Criterion Collection (BEAVER REVIEW)

The Man Who Knew Too Much [Blu-ray] (Alfred Hitchcock, 1956) Universal (BEAVER REVIEW)

Mud [Blu-ray] (Jeff Nichols, 2012) Lions Gate

Oblivion [Blu-ray] (Joseph Kosinski, 2013) Universal Studios

Quicksilver [Blu-ray] (Thomas Michael Donnelly, 1986) Image Entertainment

Quest for Fire [Blu-ray] (Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1981) RB UK Second Sight

Smiley's People [Blu-ray] (1982–TV Mini-Series) Acorn Media

Swamp Thing [Blu-ray] (Wes Craven, 1982) Shout! Factory

To the Wonder [Blu-ray] (Terrence Malick, 2012) Magnolia Pictures

Tower of Evil [Blu-ray] (Jim O'Connolly, 1972) Scorpion
 

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