Two stunning archival titles from Kino Classics are now available. Take a look!: Lights of Old Broadway (1925) After their ship docked in mid-19th-century New York, two abandoned twin foundlings would be brought up into different fates, with Anne de…
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The summer is unofficially here, and the weather isn’t the only thing that is heating up. This week sees the home video debut of plenty of film and TV releases — spanning from recent releases to ones that date back…
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For the latest episode of The Movies That Made Me, hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante welcome character actor Clayne Crawford. Best known for his role as Martin Riggs on the Fox TV series Lethal Weapon (based on the film…
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Flash! Ahh! Originally released in 1980, Flash Gordon is an enduring cult favorite. The film follows Flash (Sam J. Jones), quarterback for the New York Jets, and travel agent Dale Arden (Melody Anderson) are hijacked into a desperate space mission…
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For this latest batch of new releases, there’s a fantastic array of titles available that range from recent Academy Award-winners to cult flicks to TV favorites to Hollywood classics and beyond. It’s an amazing time to be a fan of…
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The lovable character actor Charles Grodin has died at the age of 86 following a battle with cancer. Known to multiple generations of filmgoers due to roles in iconic films like The Heartbreak Kid, the 1976 version of King Kong,…
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Hosted by Josh Olson and Joe Dante, The Movies That Made Me is the ultimate podcast for film lovers, one that is packed with wisdom, wit and incredible special guests. In the show’s just-released episode, character actor extraordinaire David Morse…
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The 1980s were a magical time for animation. Thanks to the blurring of the lines between commerce and entertainment — helped largely by changes in regulations on children’s television — toy lines became, um, transformed into cartoons that dominated the…
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We’re not monkeying around when we tell you that Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp has been making viewers of all ages go bananas for 50 years. Terrible puns aside, the series is celebrating a milestone anniversary this year, and to celebrate…
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