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Jim; you don't have to import these. It's a factor for us furriners... But, yes, I'm buying.

Five titles in each, a double-dip in each, and a $59.99 srp? Hmmm...

Check the Kino set out at DVD Beaver here

Oooh (smacks lips), at last! 'Pristine', my favourite DVD word next to 'cheap'...

A-Ha! A tip from the DVD Talk forum; The following Fox Film Noirs have just popped up for pre-order at DVD Empire, to be released December 6; Kiss of Death (Commentary by Film Noir Historians Alain Silver and James Ursini, Theatrical Trailer, Still Gallery), Where the Sidewalk Ends...

The Bits is reporting that both Detective Story and The Strange Love of Martha Ivers are coming October from Paramount. Excellent!

...and at DVD Times here.

Fox Film Noir September releases at DVD Times here: Fox Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of three titles as part of Film Noir Wave 3 due on 6th September 2005. Priced at $14.98 SRP each are... House on 92nd Street A stentorian narrator tells us that the USA was...

Link to Without Warning at 'Dark Sky Films' here - only extra is a photo gallery, but if they come up to snuff on the transfer, I'll be happy. (Thank you Nils for the website link!)

DVD Times updated the link above to include Kiss of Death; if Fox have gone to the trouble of producing box art, I guess it's theirs.

News at DVD Times on House of Bamboo and Nightmare Alley (but not Kiss of Death strangely) here.

I don't have very high expectations from Universal, so anything better than 'okay' will be a bonus... ;)

I'm a little perturbed that The Bits is still reporting today that House of Bamboo is coming from Fox in March and not Laura - must be a mistake surely?

Even better :emoji_thumbsup:

Herb, I'm almost sorry (almost) to suggest this. Could you indicate in the list on the front page which discs are not up to par transfer wise, or is that a daft idea?

The Gun For Hire and The Big Clock, two quintessential films of the genre arrived today, the first in Universal's new 'Noir Collection' Both Paramount movies, the former 'introduced' Alan Ladd to the screen though this was getting on for his 50th film. What it did do, as the hit-man Raven...

No Herb, the price for barebones discs rather put me off too, and I ws hoping that the BFI titles at least may appear as Criterions, or at least with extras in the Fox Film Noir range. I have heard that the quality is decent, but for the money and no extras I want pristine.

Any news of the new Troma edition of Suddenly? Pic quality etc.?

Bring 'em on Herb! --- So many films, so little time...

Yes it has; Universal has canned it for some reason (hopefully to produce a 2-disc SE) --- So many films, so little time...

Herb; that's so useful. Great job! One minor point - it would be nice if the Criterion of Fritz Lang's M also included the 1951 remake, but sadly, it doesn't. Now all we need is for the releases to be graded by quality... ;) --- So many films, so little time...