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Wonderful, I've been waiting for Little Sheba and Rose Tattoo forever. Two of my favorites in HD at last. Thank you, Kino!

Got to get this Noir XIX treasure chest, especially for Mitch Leisen's No Man of Her Own. Could get expensive as usually I buy these for the rest of what's left of Mitch's family. Dark City is also a must!

Damn! I'll be sopping up my new Halloween classics early this year. One with my beloved Peggie Castle, too. Nice bunch, Kino!

Will enjoy the super rare John Bunnys in this set, but hope that the legendary Bachelor Buttons and A Cure For Pokeritis appear in HD some day. Love the fabulous Flora Finch too!

These gorgeous 50's Paramount Vistavision classics REALLY do it for me! Can't wait for The Proud and the Profane! 2024 looks to be a great year so far for this film fan.

You Never Can Tell is already is THE best release of 2024 in my book. Top of my most wanted! Thank you Kino!

Black Tulip is a must have for me. Hope more of these wonderful adventure titles might be on the way. maybe even a classic peplum.

Some great news for John Bunny/Flora Finch fans on the way.

This is what I've been waiting for. Just love these wonderful silent classics, and especially Feuillade's.

This Sci-Fi Chillers Collection is a MUST BUY. Hoping that Kino continues with the genre in this form much like their great noir sets. Just love this!

Can't wait for Bluebeard. I love Ulmer too and am trying to figure out whatever happened to his Journey Beneath the Desert with Haya Harareet as Anatea or "She" who could make me obey anything in that outfit. A long stretch from Esther in Ben-Hur, which we'll certainly be watching this month.

Thank you Kino for an upgraded Underworld, a truly fabulous "pre-noir noir" with a wonderful score as I recall. Just LOVE Clive Brook in it. Your wonderful silent classics are so appreciated.

Wow, more Leisen is always a treat. Looking forward to this one!

Thank you Kino for adding again to my Doug Sirk collection!

Man-Eater sounds wonderful. Love the Sabu films and have never seen this one before. Also love the jungle/adventure genre, especially one from '48, so really looking forward to this.

GREAT news about The Carpetbaggers, one of my most wanted titles! The Imprint release went OOP before I could snag one so I'm really grateful to Kino for this. Fabulous score by Elmer Bernstein, too.

Any news on the blu-ray release date of You Never Can Tell? SO looking forward to this one!

Just wondering if the newly announced Black Pirate/Robin Hood Doug Fairbanks Cohen BD release might be considered a Kino release as well as they do partner with Cohen. More below on this fabulous release.

Exciting news about The Day and the Hour! Just as exciting is the possibility (or probability) of more Gaumont titles coming to Kino, maybe even some "golden age" classics. Their Murnau Stiftung releases have been absolutely fabulous so I'm optimistic.

So excited about You Can Never Tell arriving in blu-ray! This movie turned me into a raving Lou Breslow fan, and with good reason. Probably the most fanciful and joyful doggone "noir" ever made. It is a joy to behold and even better in HD. If you haven't seen it you're missing something...

The best news I've had this decade! A masterpiece! The Karl-Ernst Sasse score form the DVD release is superb.

Some great newer releases in the winter sale. Exciting viewing for the holidays!

Same here. Glad I waited. The Carpetbaggers was high on my most wanted list along with Night of the Iguana. Happy days!

One reviewer wrote that there were so many opulent sets created for Marco Polo that a mere fraction were used later for Samson and the 7 Miracles. Can't wait for this release. Thank you, Kino, for offering it in HD.

The Crusades and If I Were King, now we're getting the good stuff! Thank you. Kino!

Just popped in to see the GREAT news about The Crusades! Yes, I have the gorgeous French BD, but will certainly be picking this wonderful Kino release as well. Just when I was getting hungry for another beloved historical adventure disc to be announced this came along. I head over to the Kino...

Whew! Was just about to take the plunge and order the Imprint Secret of the Incas, too. Saved by the bell with this new Kino announcement. A great fan of Yma Sumac here and I often revisit her wonderful Mambo! album. Is there any truth to that old "Amy Camus from the Bronx" rumor?

WOW! Can't wait for the 10's, 20's, 30's. 40's,and 50's titles! Probably will buy them all! The TV releases sound tantalizing, too.

This Raw Wind in Eden sounds like my kind of movie. If it's anywhere as wildly delicious and fun as Female on the Beach, plus the added joy of Rossana Podesta, I'm all in!

Wow, something fabulous in my favorite genre, the historical adventure, with Rory Calhoun and the gorgeous Yoko Tani. These widescreen epics in HD are a joy to behold. Can't wait for this one. Thank you Kino!