The greatest atomic age giant monster rises from the radioactive depths and descends upon Tokyo in the 1954 classic, now restored to its original Japanese cut.
George Romero’s landmark 1968 horror film, produced independently outside of PIttburgh, PA, is arguably the birth of modern American horror cinema and ground zero for the modern zombie genre.
Ken Loach directs this touching story of childhood in a brutal coal town culture in the North of England, a film that is celebrated as a small cinematic treasure in Britain.
Ralph Fiennes and Tony Revolori star in this bittersweet comic drama, mix of adventure, murder mystery, old-world tale, storybook fable, and sinister conspiracy.
Divine, David Lochary, Mink Stole, Edith Massey, and the rest of the gang deliver an aggressively tasteless parade of taboo-breaking scenes on the streets of Baltimore in this cult movie.
Hiroshi Inagake’s three-film adaptation of Eiji Yoshikawa’s epic novel embraces the mythic dimensions with a removed, distant style that elevates the character to tragic hero.
