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My Gal Sal is another musical from the notorious Fox three-strip Technicolor library. But this one is different. Whether by chance, or by some...

Josh Steinberg Next Stop, Greenwich Village Blu-ray Review [IMG] A coming-of-age story based on writer-director Paul Mazursky’s own...

Josh Steinberg Hilda Crane Blu-ray Review [IMG] Jean Simmons stars in the title role in this 1950s CinemaScope melodrama, which is technically...

Ronald Epstein HTF EXCLUSIVE! Twilight Time September 2018 Release Announcements [IMG] [IMG] Twilight Time has given us an exclusive early...

Make no mistake. Hilda Crane, which Twilight Time is now offering on Blu-ray, is a soap opera. But it's a good one. With a screenplay by Philip...

Robert Harris A few words about...™ The Birth of a Nation (1915) -- in Blu-ray [IMG] Yes. I know. Mr. Griffith's 1915, The Birth of a...

I just wanted to post that Twilight Time has Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility on sale for half price ($15.00) through the end of the month. I just...

[ATTACH] Twilight Time has given us an exclusive early look at these August Announcements. Enjoy! If you see these titles posted elsewhere within...

Josh Steinberg Blue Denim Blu-ray Review [IMG] Blue Denim is a sensitive melodrama about teenage pregnancy in the 1950s. Though limited by the...

Philip Dunne's 1959 Blue Denim, was based upon the play by James Leo Herlihy & William Noble, and brought from stage to screen two of the leads,...

Josh Steinberg No Down Payment Blu-ray Review [IMG] This expertly made drama from 1957 explores the darker sides of suburban life, from racism...

Richard Gallagher Underworld U.S.A. Blu-ray Review [IMG] Underworld U.S.A. is a violent and compelling film noir from director Samuel Fuller....

[ATTACH] Twilight Time has given us an exclusive early look at these July Announcements. Enjoy! If you see these titles posted elsewhere within 8...

Josh Steinberg The Seven-Ups Blu-ray Review [IMG] In the 1973 production of The Seven-Ups, Roy Scheider stars as a police detective in charge...

Josh Steinberg Don't Bother To Knock Blu-ray Review [IMG] In this 1952 small scale drama about a babysitter who mistakes a fellow hotel...

Josh Steinberg The Incident (1967) Blu-ray Review [IMG] In this 1967 drama that’s staged more like a documentary than fiction, a group of...

Sam Fuller began his film career as a writer in the 1930s, with his first directorial gig (he also wrote) I Shot Jesse James in 1949. The films...

Roy Ward Baker began his career in the British film industry, working in various capacities, including AD on The Lady Vanishes (1937). After I'll...

Twilight Time has released two police dramas, The New Centurions, directed by Richard Fleischer (1972), and The Seven-Ups, by first-time director...

[ATTACH] Twilight Time has given us an exclusive early look at these June Announcements. Enjoy! If you see these titles posted elsewhere within...

Josh Steinberg The Effect Of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds Blu-ray Review [IMG] In this 1972 adaptation of the Pulitzer...

Josh Steinberg My Cousin Rachel (1952) Blu-ray Review [IMG] Versatile director Henry Koster gets strong performances from the stars Olivia de...

Josh Steinberg Dragonwyck Blu-ray Review [IMG] Joseph L. Mankiewicz makes a memorable directorial debut in this Twentieth Century Fox classic...

Woody Allen has probably made more films than John Ford, D.W. Griffith and Terrence Malick put together. Twilight Time recently released a...

[ATTACH] Twilight Time has given us an exclusive early look at these May Announcements. Enjoy! If you see these titles posted elsewhere within...

Richard Gallagher The L-Shaped Room Blu-ray Review [IMG] The L-Shaped Room is, for its time, a surprisingly frank adult drama which features a...

Husbands and Wives (1992), was Mr. Allen's 167th film, and fits in his CV between Shadows and Fog and Manhattan Murder Mystery, and belongs within...

Paul Mazursky's 1969, Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, is definitely a film of its era. Before the invention of death-defining sexually transmitted...

Another gothic drama, from Fox via Twilight Time. The first directorial work (1946) from master filmmaker Joseph Mankiewicz, this Gene Tierney,...

My prior experience with Henry Koster's My Cousin Rachel, was via Twilight Time's original DVD release, back c. 2011. That quality film element,...