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Really happy to see more Garbo surface, and I have to say, I had a bit of a moment when I read this on the Archive's FB page... Are there any plans to release more Bette Davis films in 2011? "Beyond the Forest", "Dangerous", "Juarez", and "The Corn is Green" would seem likely candidates...

I can't believe this has been released! (on iTunes?!?!) Of course, it's too bad all the found footage hasn't yet been integrated into the film, but if it's now available via online resources, one would assume a DVD isn't too far on the horizon? This is just so weird!

Yes, please! I understand with the Warner Archive we'll see less pressed discs, but please don't forego further additions to the Bette Davis collection - there are still so many wonderful moments unreleased!

There has to be some reason - I can't believe it would be a matter of content or controversy, but it's hard to image what else could be the problem. It was remastered and re-edited with the entire "Rape of Christ" sequence not too many years ago, correct, for a forthcoming release? So it...

After viewing the uncut "My Bloody Valentine", I'm really quite happy with this DVD. The gore is quite substantial in comparison to Paramount's disc, and while the footage is semi-grainy, the difference between the new and old scenes isn't too stark. If you're looking for a noticable change...

DVD Artwork has been made available via Shock Till You Drop: Although I'm not exactly happy with this choice of direction, at least Paramount kept the original art on the cover, albeit in a convoluted form. Well, they'll certainly be distinguishable from the past...

And expensive! Between these 2 titles, the 3 re-releases for "Friday the 13th", and "Yentl" finding its way on Region 1, I'm getting overwhelmed!

Reported by various sources over the past few days, it appears as though Mya Communication will release this supposedly "lost" film on February 24, 2009, completely remastered and uncut. Special features include theatrical and teaser trailers, English-language opening and ending credits, and a...

Oh my god!!! Although I did send an e-mail to Lionsgate, I have to admit I was 99% positive they wouldn't listen to the fan base, and continue with their plans. Yet here comes this insanely satisfying news! Let's hope nothing goes wrong along the way...

Completely agree! With somewhat renewed interest in Dario's work due to "La Terza Madre," it would be a dream come true if Criterion could release this widely uncirculated film in its proper format!

I would also recommend "Inside," and on the subject of Dimension Extreme, the DVD label will soon release Dario Argento's final piece of the Three Mothers Trilogy, "La Terza Madre" (a.k.a. The Mother of Tears) this coming September. However, one of the most affecting horror films of recent years...

I am very excited to see "Saló, or the 120 Days of Sodom" finally get re-released! Now, if only Criterion could once again re-acquire the rights to their Alfred Hitchcock series ("Rebecca," "Notorious," and "Spellbound" outside of their still available "The 39 Steps" and "The Lady Vanishes") I...