George Franju’s perverse and poetic French classic is at once lyrical, haunting, and deviant, an elegantly horrifying classic of sadism and shadowy grace.
Submitted for your approval: Rod Serling, a writer whose mix of science fiction, fantasy, and social commentary results in the most celebrated and respected anthology series of all time.
Beloved character actor Dick Miller takes one of his only leading roles in the black comedy set in the 1950s beatnik coffeehouse culture of poets, artists, and wannabes.
Peter Cushing is perfectly cast as the great detective in this 1959 mix mystery and supernatural horror from Hammer Studios and its top director, Terence Fisher.
Graceful and melancholy, this 1959 classic observes the old-world feudal life of the 1920s fading into irrelevance with both sympathy and disparagement.
The three films that follow the life of a boy from his impoverished childhood in a rural village to the city and adulthood brought Indian cinema to an international audience.
