Tag: criterioncollection
Criterion in February 2027: KUNG FU HUSTLE, THE SWEET HEREAFTER, THE IRISHMAN
Plus: 'Mala Noche,' 'Jay Kelly,' 'Romeria,' 'Ruggles of Red Gap,' 'Victor Sjöström's Hollywood Masterworks.'
Guillermo del Toro's Glory, FRANKENSTEIN 4K Review
Frankenstein has always been Guillermo del Toro’s white whale, as anyone following and paying attention to the director, knows, and we’re big fans of GDT here at ScreenAnarchy. (See Kurt’s original festival review out of TIFF here and one of...
THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS 4K Review: Nerve Jangling, To Say the Least
Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins star in Jonathan Demme's chilling adaptation of Thomas Harris' novel.
Criterion in January 2027: DELIVERANCE, MIDNIGHT COWBOY, PARASITE
In the new calendar year, the Criterion Collection will take an unforgettable trip down a river. John Boorman directed Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds, Ronny Cox, and Ned Beatty in Deliverance, a harrowing thriller, and one of the best. It's heading...
GRIZZLY MAN Heads to Criterion Collection in December 2026, Plus NASHVILLE in 4K
Also: Anthony Mingella's 'The English Patient,' Pietro Germi's 'Divorce Italian Style,' Ernst Lubitsch's 'The Shop Around the Corner,' and 'Sara Gómez's Revolutionary Cuba.'
12 ANGRY MEN 4K Review: Crackling Legal Thriller, Trapped in a Single Room
Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, and Martin Balsam star in Sidney Lumet's feature film debut, now in 4K from The Criterion Collection.
COUP DE TORCHON Blu-ray Review: Sleepy Policeman, Hidden Malice
Philippe Noiret and Isabelle Huppert star in Bertrand Tavernier's startling adaptation of Jim Thompson's pulp noir, now available on a Criterion Collection Blu-ray.
ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE 4K Review: Ellen Burstyn Makes a Meal Out of Martin Scorsese's Women-First Picture
Ellen Burstyn, Alfred Lutter, and Kris Kristofferson star, with Harvey Keitel, Diane Ladd, Vic Tayback, and Jodie Foster.
THE CRYING GAME 4K Review: The View Beyond the Twist
Neil Jordan's 1992 masterpiece has only deepened in courage and complexity in the years since.
Criterion in September 2026: THE SECRET AGENT, Richard Linklater's NOUVELLE VAGUE, THREE FILMS BY LEOS CARAX
Plus: Satyajit Ray's 'Days and Nights in the Forest,' Sergei Loznitsa's 'Two Prosecutors,' Sidney Lumet's '12 Angry Men,' Claude Lanzmann's epic documentary 'Shoah.'
LENNY 4K Review: Legendary Comic's Fractured Reality
Dustin Hoffman stars as Lenny Bruce in Bob Fosse's black-and-white portrayal, also starring Valerie Perrine, all looking sharply uncomfortable in Criterion's 4K.
Criterion in August 2026: COUP DE TORCHON, LITTLE ODESSA, SAFE
Plus two documentaries by Barbara Kopple, and five by Kazuo Hara and Sachiko Kobayashi.
POINT BLANK 4K Review: Some Assembly Required
Lee Marvin stars in John Boorman's stone-cold classic sophomore feature, also starring Angie Dickinson, John Vernon, and Keenan Wynn.
Criterion in July 2026: CRUEL STORY OF YOUTH, THE CRYING GAME, Mike Mills Trilogy
Plus: 'The Elephant Man,' 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore,' 'Hud,' 'The Love That Remains.'
TESTAMENT Blu-ray Review: Not With A Bang But A Whimper
The Criterion Collection captures Lynne Littman's 1983 post-apocalyptic horror-drama.
THE BLADE 4K Review: Tsui Hark's Dark, Grimy, Kinetic, Chaotic Classic
Wither wuxia? Tsui Hark's martial arts action-adventure thrills and chills.
3:10 TO YUMA, Classic Western Given Its Due by the Criterion Collection
Plus: 'Altered States' and 'Hell's Angels,' also from Criterion.
Criterion in April 2026: JOHN SINGLETON'S HOOD TRILOGY, Bi Gan's RESURRECTION, Much More
Also: 'Eclipse Series 48: Kinuyo Tanaka Directs,' 'Point Blank,' 'Monty Python's Life of Brian,' 'Gilda,' 'Trouble in Paradise.'
DAVID BYRNE'S AMERICAN UTOPIA 4K Review: Barefoot in a Suit
Spike Lee directs an electrifying film that leaps off the stage in Criterion's sterling new release.
RETURN TO REASON Blu-ray Review: The Dizzying Avant Garde of Man Ray
The first years of cinema, the seventh art was treated more as a technological marvel than a device with which to tell stories. Even when the technology progressed and storytelling took over, artists still found ways to explore the...
