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For a mystery lover, these would be necessities!

Despite his degrees and notoriety, he's among my least favorite commentators to listen to.

One thing is burned in my memory concerning Paint Your Wagon: I had my first (and only, so far) car wreck coming home after seeing a matinee performance. What a nightmare that was! The film was a treat in comparison. If I get to review the disc, I'll have more to say about it then.

Absolutely. One of the truly great heist films with a modern slant to the conflicts between the participants. Tremendous performances; superb direction.

They are indeed mysteries; Columbo is representative of backwards mysteries. We're shown whodunit almost from the start. But the methods in which "the perfect crime" (which each of them seems to be) are unraveled by the lieutenant make for compelling viewing. Sometimes the killer tries to...

Black Sabbath gave me nightmares for days when I saw it as a kid. The last time I watched it, I still shuddered at certain moments.

Season One is pure gold. What a nice surprise!

Really looking forward to acquiring these three films.

That'd be great, but naturally it would make me even hungrier to have the whole movie which deserves far more love than it has received since its initial release.

So looking forward to the Vance movies! I'm sure they are going to look superior to any versions we've had to endure during the home video age.

Of course it was!

Well, that announcement (Money from Home in 3D) couldn't be more exciting! A Golden Age 3D film I thought I'd never see! Can't believe it's going to happen.

To the best of my knowledge, this was the last of the Silver Age 3D films that I ever saw in the theater. I don't remember much about it at all, but I can't wait to revisit it!

Looking forward to the Blu-ray. Enjoyed the movie very much when it was shown on Noir Alley, and I would love a good copy of it.

Wow! How have I gone my whole life without seeing this film before? Can't wait for this release!

I thought Cujo was a most effective thriller. Happy to see what's upcoming with it.

"It's NOT a tumor!"

When MGM/United Artists began delivering high definition widescreen masters early in this century, I noticed many years ago that their black and white holdings were always framed at 1.66:1. I think it was a quirk on their part which has been passed down all these years. It's not accurate; it's...

I've never seen this and have always been curious about it seeing as it brought Jennifer Jones another Oscar nomination. Looking forward to it.

Super excited by the announcement of The Glass Web! Thank you, 3-D Film Archive and Kino!

High praise indeed! Thanks for the recommendation!

Yes, it is a memorable film. I haven't seen the whole thing in years (some individual segments have shown up occasionally on YouTube), so I'm really looking forward to a fresh viewing or five.

Simply great announcements this weekend!

Very happy to see this film coming to Blu-ray: all star cast, widescreen action, and color: a great combination. Will be happy to give away my open matte DVD.

Same here. Haven't seen it in decades and looking forward to seeing it again at long last.

It could be argued that there was a fourth version: the Tony Curtis-starring Forty Pounds of Trouble.

Absolutely beside myself to see that this is coming to Blu-ray! Can't wait!

How exciting! I've never seen this even in 2D, so its release date can't come fast enough! Thank you, 3D Film Archive and Kino!

Detective Story will be a must-have! Superb filming of a notable stage success.

I love The Score, but I don't think I ever moved past my DVD of it. A 4K will be most welcome. Need to check the archives to see what I have.