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I'm joined this week by Thomas Doherty, Brandeis professor and author of Hollywood and Hitler, 1933-1939, and Maria Elena de las Carreras, assistant professor at UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television, to talk about the recent restoration and Blu-ray release of two documentaries by Herbert Kline: Crisis: A Film of ‘The Nazi Way' and Lights Out in Europe. Doherty and de las Carreras provided commentary tracks on the films and were kind enough to join me to discuss the historical import and context of these two important films, which chronicled the German annexation of Czechoslovakia and the beginning of Hitler's assault on Poland. Both movies are available on one Blu-ray directly from Flicker Alley (or Amazon), and they are must-owns for folks interested both in documentary film from the period and World War Two more broadly; I'd heard of Crisis before but had never seen it, and it was a real treat to finally get to watch it. 

Turn your videos into live streams with Restream https://restre.am/ANIm Harrison is reviewing "To Kill A Mocking playing the first level in Halo Combat Evolved, plus Old Movie releases for Criterion Collection, Kino Lorber, and Flicker Alley for July, and movies watched in March, April, and May. Criterion June Old Movie: https://www.criterion.com/films/33289-victims-of-sin Kino Lorber June Old Movie: https://www.klstudioclassics.com/film/come-back-little-sheba-special-edition Flicker Alley June Old Movie: https://flickeralley.com/products/never-open-that-door-no-abras-nunca-esa-puerta ROM Social Media Site: https://linktr.ee/reelyoldmovies Chapters Letterboxd Reviews: 1:15 Old Movie Releases June: 44:50 Conventions/Festivals March to May: 49:10 To Kill A Mockingbird Review: 56:41 Halo Part 1 of 10: 1:05:45 Old Movie Recommendations: 1:34:46 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reelyoldmovies/message

PLEASE NOTE: Our Winter Term Registration is now OPEN! Four courses will be IN-PERSON at Noble Horizons; Only two courses will be on ZOOM. When you want to enter a TLC Zoom class, click here TLC is a non-profit membership organization providing the opportunity for lifelong learning to residents of the Northwest Corner of Connecticut and adjacent communities in New York and Massachusetts. TLC's courses cover a wide variety of academic subjects taught by volunteers, all experts in their fields. Click on Course Listings on the left to see what courses we offer. Annual membership dues of $60 per person are fully tax-deductible. There are no other set fees. Individuals may sign up for any number of courses. Classes lasting two hours are held once a week at one of our three conveniently located venues. Attendees are free to come and go as they like; there are no exams. Those taking advantage of TLC's program will rekindle the excitement of learning, expand their horizons, be able to share their knowledge, have fun and make new friends. TLC is a wonderful way to stay involved and well informed. Join today! For more information, click on an item on the left, or contact us by mail or by phone. Taconic Learning Center, Inc. PO BOX 1752, Lakeville, CT 06039 Tel. 860-364-9363 Courses for Winter 2023 Please select "Registration" on the left to register. Click here to enter Zoom meeting for any of the Zoom-based TLC Courses For your Information: Meeting ID: 893 2055 3978. Passcode: 128295 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89320553978?pwd=Y3lSYk5jUHN5ZFhvOWp6azBOWHMwdz09 Location: Noble Horizons Times: Monday, 10am-Noon Dates: Jan 16 - Feb 20 Sessions: 6 decorative leaf MEN PLAN, THE GODS LAUGH, PART II Sessions One and Two: Gen. Burgoyne's campaign to take Albany, NY (ended at Saratoga) and Gen. Clinton's campaign to take Philadelphia, in the American Revolution. No cooperation! Sessions three and four: General Lee's two invasions of the North ending in the battle of Gettysburg. Bloody! Session five: Admiral Yamamoto's campaign to take Wake Island in WW II. A disaster! Session six: Examples of three important elements in waging war: -Tactics: Hannibal and the Battle of Cannae, 262 BC. -Weapons: Henry V and the Battle of Agincourt, 1415 AD -Misdirection: Invasion of Sicily, WW II, and "The Man Who Never Was" Instructor: Thomas Key See this instructor's bio Get Class List Location: Noble Horizons Times: Monday, 1-3pm Dates: Jan 16 - Feb 20 Sessions: 6 decorative leaf The Perennial Questions Why are we here? Who am I? What is true? Human beings have posed these questions as long as they have been able to think. In this six-week class we will take a look at a few of the most enduring approaches to these questions. We will consider ideas about the purpose of human life, the means and ends of self-knowledge, and the challenge of discerning what is really true. Instructor: Lyn Mattoon See this instructor's bio Get Class List Location: ZOOM Times: Tuesday, 1-3pm Dates: Jan 17 - March 7 Sessions: 8 decorative leaf Alexis de Tocqueville: Democracy in America In 1831, Alexis de Tocqueville, a young French aristocrat, traveled to America and found the future. The nations of the earth, he concluded, or at least the enlightened part of them, were moving inevitably toward a condition of social equality that in the world of politics was taking the form of democracy. This new kind of polity was rising on the ruins of the old, hierarchical societies, and the young republic was the clearest example of it. Previous visitors from overseas had concentrated on the minutiae of daily American life, but Tocqueville was after bigger game. He wanted to tease out the broad implications of increasing social equality and democracy rather than focus on the details that were bound to differ from one nation to another. These implications then would have the widest possible relevance to the various societies of the emerging modern world. This new dispensation, Tocqueville realized, was full of both promise and peril, and he devoted himself to transmitting this balanced assessment to his European contemporaries. The book that resulted, Democracy in America, has been called the "greatest work ever written about one country by a citizen of another." Because his conclusions were so general and of such wide application his book appropriately addressed the Americans of his own time, his fellow citizens in France still trying to come to terms with the modern world, and, not least, speaks to our own distracted society today, the uneasy inheritor of the raw republic in whose image he saw the future. I'll include a PowerPoint presentation to illustrate my talks. Instructor: Robert Rumsey See this instructor's bio Get Class List Location: Noble Horizons Times: Wednesday, 1-3pm Dates: Jan 18 - Feb 22 Sessions: 6 decorative leaf Experimental Cinema: A six-session session course on the history and the development of Experimental Cinema This course attempts to present the participants a historical view of the genre, styles and the role of the filmmakers who developed and perfected the concept and the vision of Experimental Cinema. Invention of the movie camera offered a broad and diverse tool for artists to express their own interpretation of nature and life around them. Camera became another tool, a "brush" for artists to create moving images which projected their own aesthetic principles and perceptions. There will be a presentation of early cinema from France, Soviet Union, England and the United States. Early films by the Lumiere Brothers to Andy Warhol and how through ages, cinema has evolved from a vehicle to tell a story or document everyday life, to a tool expressing an individual artist's personal vision. Through the sessions of the lectures there will be an ongoing discussion about the goal for Experimental Films, which is to place the viewer in a more active and more thoughtful relationship to the film, which will be discussed. The 6 sessions will be an opportunity for the participants to understand this particular form of cinema and the various expressions and theorizations from various artists. The sessions will be coordinated with projections of stills from movies and at the end of each session there will be screening of a film, and an open discussion by the participants. During the entire sessions of the courses, informal and open-minded discussions of opinions will be encouraged. SPECIAL NOTE: Donald Sosin who is a well regarded musician and has composed musical scores for may experimental films will be appearing at the Wednesday, January 18th session for the Experimental Cinema. please see details below. Donald Sosin is one of the world's foremost silent film composers, performing his keyboard and instrumental scores all over the world. From 1971 to the present he has performed at many of the world's leading venues for silent film, including Lincoln Center, MoMA, BAM, the TriBeCa Film Festival, and many festivals including Telluride, Denver, San Francisco and Seattle, as well as AFI Silver, the Yorkshire Silent Film Festival, the Thailand Silent FIlm Festival, Italy's two major festivals in Bologna and Pordenone, and the Jecheon International Music and Film Festival in South Korea. Donald and his wife Joanna Seaton are the only people in the world who have created a repertoire of new songs for silent films, and have performed at many of the above venues, as well as at many colleges (Yale, Emory, Brown,etc.) They teach workshops in silent film music, and created scores for over 60 DVD/Blu-Ray releases on the Criterion, Kino, Milestone, Flicker Alley and other labels. With klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals, Donald has written and recorded three scores for Jewish-themed silents which they perform live all over the US and Europe under the auspices of the Sunrise Foundation for Education and the Arts. Donald grew up in Rye NY and Munich and played on Broadway for many years, after composition studies at Michigan and Columbia. His music has been heard on PBS, TCM, online, and in the concert hall. Donald and Joanna have two musical children and live in Lakeville CT. Website: oldmoviemusic.com Avant-garde filmography: Donald was commissioned to score the following films for two major collections of avant-garde films, Bruce Posner's Unseen Cinema collection, and Kino's Avant-garde DVD set. Piano except as indicated Anémic Cinéma (1924-26) Rrose Sélavy aka Marcel Duchamp Beggar on Horseback (fragment, 1925) James Cruze Bronx Morning, A (1931) Jay Leyda (chamber ensemble) Coney Island at Night (1905) Edwin S. Porter Enchanted City, The (1922) Warren Newcombe Ghost Train, The (1903) unknown Ghosts Before Breakfast (1928) Hans Richter H20 (1929) Ralph Steiner Hearts of Age, The (1934) William Vance & Orson Welles Jack and the Beanstalk (1902) Edwin S. Porter Life and Death of 9413: A Hollywood Extra, The (1927) Robert Flaherty & Slavko Vorkapich Looney Lens: Pas de Deux (1924) Al Brick Love of Zero, The (1928) Robert Florey & William Cameron Menzies Manhatta (1921) Charles Sheeler & Paul Strand (orchestra) Pie in the Sky (1934-35) Elia Kazan, Ralph Steiner & Irving Lerner Retour à la Raison, Le (1923) Man Ray Skyscraper Symphony (1929) Robert Flaherty Telltale Heart, The (1928) Charles Klein Twenty-Four Dollar Island (c. 1926) Robert Flaherty (voice and synthesized orchestra, percussion) Überfall (1928) Instructor: Varoujan Froundjian Get Class List Location: Noble Horizons Times: Thursday, 10am-Noon Dates: Jan 19 - March 9 Sessions: 8 decorative leaf Unsung Heroes of WWII We all know of Winston Churchill, FDR, Dwight Eisenhower; the Battle of Britain, the Battle of the Bulge, and more. What most of us do not know of are the unsung heroes of World War II, those who contributed significantly to the Allies' victory: men and women who were critical to the war effort but engaged in clandestine operations; men and women who provided essential services to the Allied effort. This course is both a lecture by Lynne Olson (author of Citizens of London and other exceptional books) together with classes led by Larry and Carol Rand. Instructor: Larry&Carol Rand Get Class List Location: Zoom Times: Friday, 1-3pm Dates: Jan 20 - March 10 Sessions: 8 decorative leaf Shakespeare Playreading We'll read aloud and discuss Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night's Dream . The two plays are often called "festive" comedies because each commemorates a significant day marked by popular license in the Elizabethan calendar. Twelfth Night refers to the last night of the twelve days of Christmas, and in spite of its religious origin it was a thoroughly secular celebration. A Midsummer Night's Dream takes its title from the evening before midsummer day, the summer solstice and the longest day of the year, when the prospect of warmth and lengthening days inspired much misbehavior. If time permits, we'll also read Troilus and Cressida, one of Shakespeare's so-called "problem plays," which contain both tragic and comic elements and thus resist easy placement in the canon. I'll scroll the texts of the plays on your screens. Instructor: Robert Rumsey See this instructor's bio Get Class List

Bill speaks to author and film historian Imogen Sara Smith about her various endeavors, from writing books like BUSTER KEATON: THE PERSISTENCE OF COMEDY and IN LONELY PLACES: FILM NOIR BEYOND THE CITY to contributing audio commentaries, booklet essays and on-camera interviews to home video releases from The Criterion Collection, Kino Lorber, Eureka!, Imprint, Flicker Alley, Arrow and Indicator. Topics include: John Bengtson's SILENT ECHOES, Eddie Muller, writing techniques, The Criterion Channel, Courtney Stephens' TERRA FEMME,  her Phantom Light column for Film Comment, THE WELL, film lists/ranking and stumbling upon old W.C. Fields locations. Read Sinners' Holiday: An Ode to Pre-Code”https://brightlightsfilm.com/sinners-holiday-an-ode-to-pre-code/#.Ylfx8i2ZOqA Read Imogen Sara Smith on SWING TIME:https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/6424-swing-time-heaven-can-t-wait Read Ghost Town: Nights on Bunker Hill:https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/7734-ghost-town-nights-on-bunker-hill Buy the Kino Lorber 4K UHD for KILLER'S KISS:https://www.kinolorber.com/product/killers-kiss-4kuhd-blu-ray Read Imogen Sara Smith on the Criterion Current site:https://www.criterion.com/current/author/572-imogen-sara-smith Register for Imogen Sara Smith's online course, French Cinema: The Language of Light 1895-1960  https://www.mainemedia.edu/workshops/item/french-film-history-online/ Register for Imogen Sara Smith's online course, French Cinema: Breaking Rules & Boundaries 1960-2022 https://www.mainemedia.edu/workshops/item/french-cinema-breaking-rules-boundaries-1960-2022-online/ Pre-order El vampiro negro (The Black Vampire):https://www.flickeralley.com/classic-movies-2/#!/El-vampiro-negro-The-Black-Vampire/p/478619443/category=0 Buy The Guilty / High Tide from Flicker Alley:https://www.flickeralley.com/classic-movies-2/#!/The-Guilty-High-Tide/p/442246038 Visit the Film Noir Foundation site: http://www.filmnoirfoundation.org

Alan K. Rode is a noted biographer and film scholar. He is the executive producer and host of the long-running Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival. Alan is also the co-programmer and co-host of the Noir City Hollywood and Chicago film festivals. He's a charter director and treasurer of the Film Noir Foundation, which is dedicated to resurrecting lost films from the classic noir era.  He's also a frequent presenter at the TCM Classic Film Festival and other events.Alan's book, Michael Curtiz: A Life in Film, was published in 2017 to rave reviews.  In April 2018, Alan co-hosted an in-depth Michael Curtiz spotlight series on Turner Classic Movies with TCM host Ben Mankiewicz. He also authored Charles McGraw: Film Noir Tough Guy. And he's published essays and profiles for a variety of publications including his blog, One Way Street. Alan writes and narrates track commentaries while producing and appearing in documentaries on numerous Blu ray releases of classic films, including the Michael Curtiz documentary featurette on The Mystery of the Wax Museum and Doctor X. He has co-produced such Film Noir Foundation film restorations to Blu-ray as Too Late for Tears, Trapped, Los Tallos Amargos, and Repeat Performance, which includes a documentary feature on the history of Eagle Lion Films that he wrote and narrated.  Scheduled for 2022 is Flicker Alley's release of The Guilty and High Tide.Alan's latest book about the classic noir western Blood on the Moon will be published in 2022. And he's currently writing a biography of actress Lizabeth Scott. Be sure to check out Alan's numerous discussions with Hollywood artists and scholars on his website, alankrode.com. 

Hello, Kaiju Lovers! And welcome to season three of The Monster Island Film Vault! We begin 2022 with a brand new series focusing on giant monster films from the U.S.A., “Ameri-kaiju.” To launch this special occasion, Nate is joined by returning guest/YouTuber/author Ryan “The Omni Viewer” Collins (and his kaiju-muppet-thing sidekick, Snazzy, who butts heads with Nate's sidekick, the intrepid producer Jimmy From NASA) to discuss the prototypical kaiju film, The Lost World (1925). You're about to hear one of the most MIFV of MIFV episodes: literary analysis, film appreciation, witty banter, hilarious puns, and wild history. What more could you want? Before the broadcast, Nate meets Dr. Nick Tatopoulos, the leader of H.E.A.T., in the KIJU breakroom (and pronounces the man's name correctly) while fighting with the coffeemaker. Nick talks about his hostile history with the Island's new boss, Cameron Winter—and then the crooked tycoon calls them on Nate's phone! The Omni Viewer's YouTube channel. This episode's prologue, “Dr. Tatopoulos, I Presume,” was written by Nathan Marchand. Guest stars: R. Villers as Nick Tatopoulos Jack “GMan” Hudgens as Cameron Winter Additional music: “Stomp the World” by Jim Latham “Pacific Rim” by Niall Stenson Sound effects sourced from Freesound.org. Check out Nathan's spinoff podcasts, The Henshin Men and The Power Trip. We'd like to give a shout-out to our MIFV MAX patrons Travis Alexander and Michael Hamilton (co-hosts of Kaiju Weekly); Danny DiManna (author/creator of the Godzilla Novelization Project); Eli Harris (elizilla13); Chris Cooke (host of One Cross Radio); Bex from Redeemed Otaku; Damon Noyes, The Cel Cast, TofuFury, Eric Anderson of Nerd Chapel, and Ted Williams! Thanks for your support! You, too, can join MIFV MAX on Patreon to get this and other perks starting at only $3 a month! Buy official MIFV merch on TeePublic! Timestamps: Prologue: 0:00-6:21 Intro: 6:21-16:19 Entertaining Info Dump: 16:19-24:53 Toku Talk: 24:53-1:40:30 Promo: 1:40:30-1:41:56 Toku Topic: 1:41:56-2:13:06 Housekeeping & Outro: 2:13:06-end This episode is approved by Cameron Winter and the Monster Island Board of Directors. Podcast Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram Follow Jimmy on Twitter: @NasaJimmy Follow the Monster Island Board of Directors on Twitter: @MonsterIslaBOD Follow the Raymund Martin and the MIFV Legal Team on Twitter: @MIFV_LegalTeam Follow Crystal Lady Jessica on Twitter: @CystalLadyJes1 Follow The Henshin Men Podcast on Twitter: @HenshinMenPod Follow Dr. Dourif on Twitter: @DrDorif www.MonsterIslandFilmVault.com #JimmyFromNASALives       #MonsterIslandFilmVault       #Amerikaiju © 2022 Moonlighting Ninjas Media Bibliography/Further Reading: “Bone Wars.” Wikipedia. Bromberg, Serge. “The Lost World: Secrets of the Restoration,” and other essays in the Flicker Alley blu-ray booklet. Byrd, Kyle. “The Road to Kong: Making the Lost World.” Kong Unmade: The Lost Films of Skull Island by John LeMay, p. 353-363. Ciccone, Nicholas. Commentary on The Lost World. (Flicker Alley blu-ray). Hunt, Kristen. “The 1925 Dinosaur Movie That Paved the Way for King Kong.” JSTOR Daily. 10 October 2019. “O.C. Marsh and E.D. Cope: A Rivalry.” American Experience. (PBS.org). Strauss, Bob. “The 20-Year Bone Wars That Changed History.” 26 January 2020. Switek, Brian. “The Bone Wars: how a bitter rivalry drove progress in palaeontology.” Science Focus. 22 March 2020. Wiki articles on The Lost World (1925): IMDB Moviepedia Wikipedia

Erik Childress and Sergio Mims deliver one last Blu-ray show for 2021 with an impressive group of titles just in time to make your film lovers merry for Christmas. From Criterion they talk about one of the greatest films of all-time and one of their choices for the best film of 2020. Paramount delivers on a couple of Warren Beatty classics while also fulfilling another from the hosts' Not-On-Blu-Ray lists. As does Warner Archive with a timely delivered mystery given the passing of one of its screenwriters as well as the awesomeness of the Mad Max Anthology. Sergio hypes up a nearly long lost film from Flicker Alley along with his absolute love of The Guns of Navarone. Then there is nearly an hour dedicated to some great titles from Kino including the original version of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, a bunch of Charles Bronson & W.C. Fields for your dads, one of Steven Spielberg's earliest efforts and a pair of classic horror titles now available on 4K. Get those lists ready because they are going to fill them up here. 0:00 – Intro 3:10 - Criterion (Citizen Kane, One Night in Miami) 16:54 - Flicker Alley (The Bitter Stems) 23:26 – Sony (The Guns of Navarone 4k) 33:25 – Paramount (What Lies Beneath, Heaven Can Wait, Reds 51:06 – Warner Bros. (Mad Max Anthology) 59:24 – Warner Archive (Party Girl, Fury, Ivanhoe, The Last of Sheila) 1:28:30 – Kino  (Bedtime Story, Mr.Majestyk, Chato's Land, Breakheart Pass, It's a Gift, The Bank Dick, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, Night Gallery, The Silence of the Lambs 4K, Invasion of the Body Snatchers 4K) 2:25:01 - Outro

On this weeks episode of They Live By Film, Adam, Chris and Zach discuss the 1934 French masterpiece L'Atalante, the groovy, kitschy Down by Law by Jim Jarmusch, and Chris interviews Jeff Masino, founder of Flicker Alley alongside returning r/criterion moderator, CaptainGibb. www.theylivebyfilm.com https://www.patreon.com/theylivebyfilm Adam's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/TheOwls23/ Zach's Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/dharmabombs/ Chris' subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalhistoryoffilm/ www.instagram.com/theylivebyfilm/

Hosts Tim Rosenberger -- a 25 Years Later film writer, a blogger, and YouTuber -- and Rosalie Lewis, a writer for FThisMovie.net, take a look behind the curtain of three boutique video labels: Kino Lorber, Arrow Films, and Flicker Alley. They discuss how and why each label does what it does by talking with Kino Lorber Senior Vice President and Producer of Archival Restorations Bret Wood, Arrow Films' Head of Catalogue Kevin Lambert, and Flicker Alley founder, CEO and President Jeffery Masino.

Some announcements for the Month of November -- labels talked about include 101 Films, Flicker Alley, Indicator, Kino Lorber, MVD Rewind, Scorpion Releasing, Shout Factory,  and more! Listen to the August Announcements here: https://justthediscs.libsyn.com/episode-121-august-announcements September here: https://justthediscs.libsyn.com/episode-125-september-announcements October here: https://justthediscs.libsyn.com/episode-130-october-announcements Fan of the show? We now have t-shirts (& other merch)! Support the show and get some cool stuff!  https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/4782952-just-the-discs-logo Follow the Show on Twitter here for Episode previews and new Blu-ray News! twitter.com/justthediscspod We're also on Instagram! instagram.com/justthediscspod/

Erik Childress delves back into the latest in Blu-rays with Sergio Mims starting with New Criterion titles that take us from anniversary titles that feel all too relevant today to an Oscar-winning film that makes for an interesting post-Tarantino palette cleanser. Going over to Warner Bros. they are charmed by a pair of very different action heroes and Erik tries to convince Sergio to head back to Lego Land. Then after trips to Flicker Alley and Twilight Time, they put a button on everything by discussing 40 years of the great George Carlin and how much they miss him today.   Criterion (1984, Klute, Do the Right Thing) Warner Archive (Footlight Parade, The Thin Man, Gaslight, Bronco Billy) Warner Bros. (Shazam, The Lego Movie 2 Flicker Alley (The Extraordinary World of Charley Bowers) Twilight Time (Behold a Pale Horse, Ten North Frederick) MPI (George Carlin: 40 Years of Comedy)

Double Feature for Ep18 of #UpInTheBooth - I'm reviewing silent movies “The Man Who Laughs” (Rating: ★★★★☆) and “The Last Warning” (Rating: ★★★☆☆) // Available on Deluxe Blu-Ray & DVD Dual-Format Edition, May 28th from Flicker Alley.

Film archivist and distributor Serge Bromberg on the new Méliès Fairy Tales in Color from Flicker Alley, plus films from Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and more (72:30)

Splashy new editions of two beloved Best Picture winners, Disney burnishes Peter Pan, Eddie Murphy anniversary reissues, the return of Will & Grace plus amazing archival releases from Flicker Alley, Twilight Time, Kino and Olive… only on DigiGods! DigiGods Podcast, 06/12/18 (MP3) — 33.43 MB right click to save Subscribe to the DigiGods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: Ancient Aliens®: 10th Anniversary Edition Gift Set (DVD) The Ancient Law (Blu-ray/DVD) The Art of Marianela Nuñez (DVD) Au hasard Balthazar (Blu-ray) Avatar - The Last Airbender: The Complete Series (DVD) Barnum (DVD) The Birth of a Nation (1915: The Photoplay Productions Centennial Restoration 2-Disc Set (Blu-ray) Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story (Blu-ray) A Bucket of Blood (DVD) Cold Turkey (Blu-ray) Coming to America - 30th Anniversary (Blu-ray) The Detectorists Series 3 (DVD) Dirty Grandpa (4k UHD Blu-ray) Dvorák: From the New World (Blu-ray) East West 101, Series 2 (DVD) A Fistful of Dollars - 2-Disc Special Edition (Blu-ray) Forrest Gump (4k UHD Blu-ray) Geronimo: An American Legend (Blu-ray) Glyndebourne: Mozart: Le Nozze Di Figario / Cosi Fan Tutte / Die Entfuhrung Aus Dem Serail (DVD) The Great Silence (Film Movement Classics) (Blu-ray/DVD) Gunsmoke: The Thirteenth Season, Volumes One and Two (DVD) Handel: Arminio (DVD) Hilda Crane (Blu-ray) I'm Dying Up Here: Season One (DVD) In the Fade (Blu-ray) The Invaders: The Complete Series (DVD) Jack the Giant Killer (Blu-ray) Jericho: The Complete Series (DVD) Jerry Lewis 10 Film Collection (The Stooge, The Delicate Delinquent, The Bellboy, Cinderfella, The Errand Boy, The Ladies Man, The Nutty Professor, The Disorderly Orderly, The Family Jewels, The Patsy) (DVD) The Lady Musketeer (DVD) The Last Ship: The Complete Fourth Season (DVD) Love, Simon (4k UHD Blu-ray) Luther - Kino Classics (Blu-ray) Maria Callas - Magic Moments of Music (DVD) Mary Higgins Clark Collection - 14 Film Set (DVD) Masterpiece: Little Women (Blu-ray) Maximillian & Marie de Bourgogn (Blu-ray) Menace & Murder: A Lynda La Plante Collection (DVD) Midnight Cowboy (Blu-ray) Neumeier: Nijinsky (Blu-ray) Next Stop, Greenwich Village (Blu-ray) Ninja III: The Domination - Collector's Editionq (Blu-ray) Odds Against Tomorrow (Blu-ray) Oh Lucy! (Blu-ray) Orange Is the New Black: Season Five (Blu-ray) Peter Pan - Signature Collection (Blu-ray) Rick & Morty Season 3 (Blu-ray) Sea Wolf (DVD) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Blu-ray) Sherlock Gnomes (Blu-ray) Spetters (Blu-ray) Spinning Man (Blu-ray) The Strangers: Prey at Night - Unrated (Blu-ray) Terminator Genisys (4k UHD Blu-ray) Trading Places - 35th Anniversary (Blu-ray) Two of Us (Blu-ray) Unforgotten - The Complete Second Season (Blu-ray) Will & Grace: (The Revival): Season One (DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

A cornucopia of classic cinema! Early talkies from Warner Archive, restored Cinerama from Flicker Alley, a legendary Paul Schrader from Criterion, a Tarkovsky masterpiece from Kino and… a Disco favorite finally hits Blu-ray! DigiGods Podcast, 05/29/18 (MP3) — 34.36 MB right click to save Subscribe to the DigiGods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: 4-in-1 Drama Collection – John Travolta (Blu-ray) Alexander Hamilton (DVD-R) American Patriots Documentary Collection (DVD) Beyond the Hills (Blu-ray) Big Box of Kids Favorites Bundle (DVD) Bruce's Deadly Fingers (Blu-ray/DVD) Charles Bronson Collection (Blu-ray) Condemned (DVD-R) Dayveon (DVD) The Devil to Pay (DVD-R) Espionage Agent (DVD-R) The Fastest Guns of the West - 8 William Castle Westerns (DVD) Fireman, Save My Child (DVD-R) The Gay Bride (DVD-R) Graduation (Blu-ray) Gun Crazy (Blu-ray) The Half-Breed/The Good Bad Man (Kino Classics) (Blu-ray) The Holy Mountain - Kino Classics (Blu-ray) The Honor List (DVD) The Hot Heiress (DVD-R) The Legacy Collection - Documentary Bundle (DVD) Legend of the Mountain (Kino Classics) (Blu-ray) Lights of New York (DVD-R) A Lost Lady (DVD-R) The Lost Squadron (DVD-R) Manhandled - Kino Classics (Blu-ray) Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (Blu-ray) Moonrise (Blu-ray) Mystery Science Theater 3000 : The Singles Collection (DVD) Nightzero (DVD) A Notorious Affair (DVD-R) Of Unknown Origin (Blu-ray) The Other Side of Hope (Blu-ray) The Prime Minister (DVD-R) The Return Of Swamp Thing (Blu-ray/DVD) The Sacrifice - 4K Restoration - 2-Disc Special Edition (Kino Classics) (Blu-ray/DVD) Savannah Smiles (Collector's Edition) (Blu-ray/DVD) Stage Struck - Kino Classics (Blu-ray) Swung (DVD) Thank God It's Friday - 40th Anniversary (Blu-ray) Went To Coney Island On A Mission From God...Be Back By Five (Special Edition) (MVD Rewind) (Blu-ray) Windjammer, The Voyage of the Christian Radich - Deluxe Edition (Blu-ray) Woman Chases Man (DVD-R) WWII Through the Battles - Documentary Collection (DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com. 

It's a Spielberg kind of show. At least it begins that way as Sergio Mims joins Erik Childress again to discuss a whole new batch of Blu-rays, including a pair of Spielberg classics and what they mean to them, a new international company, the latest from Twilight Time and Arrow as well as a 90-year title from Flicker Alley. The guys also discuss how streaming services aren't offering old films and why anyone would want to be a historian for a particular film. 0:00:00 – 0:01:42 – Intro 0:01:42 – 1:31:49 – Sergio Mims and the Blu-rays 1:31:49 – 1:36:13 – Outro Blu-Rays/DVDs Covered Universal (E.T.) Sony (Close Encounters of the Third Kind) Flicker Alley (The Lost World (1925)) Twilight Time (Gun Fury, September, Beneath the 12-Mile Reef, Lawman, Hour of the Gun) MPI (It Stains the Sands Red) Indicator (The Deadly Affair, See No Evil) Arrow (Children of the Corn, A Fish Called Wanda, Legend of the Holy Drinker, The Big Knife)

Byrd and Matt are joined by silent film historian and film restorationist Nicolas Ciccone to discuss Willis O'Brien and Harry O. Hoyt's 1925 game-changer The Lost World. Nicolas had the experience of reconstructing the film with newly discovered footage for Lobster Films' upcoming blu-ray release (in addition to providing the audio commentary). This pre-King Kong dino-on-the-loose classic is the very first giant monster run amok film and the true great grandfather of the entire giant monster/kaiju genre. We discuss the making of the film, the differences between the original Arthur Conan Doyle novel and the film, the early career of Willis O'Brien, Obie's falling out with Herbert Dawley on The Ghost of Slumber Mountain, the casual racism in the film, the brand new extended cut, lost footage, the new restoration and more! Much of this film has been lost over the years, only available in truncated versions pieced together from various elements, and the upcoming blu-ray will be the most complete version seen since the 1920's. Flicker Alley will be unleashing Lobster Films restoration on 9/19/2017 with a brand new 2k transfer!

This episode of Movie Madness brings an update to the summer box office where Dunkirk starts strong but Wonder Woman finishes in triumph. Erik Childress guides you through the meaning and importance of those numbers and offers some perspective on the top grade at Cinemascore. Then he is joined by Sergio Mims to talk up titles from Disney, Shout Factory, Warner Archive and a release from Flicker Alley that helped pave the way for women behind the camera. 0:00:00 – 0:01:13 – Intro 0:01:13 – 0:33:45 – Summer Box Office Update (through July 23, 2017) 0:33:45 – 0:40:29 – Saluting the Importance of Wonder Woman's Box Office 0:40:29 – 1:59:28 – Blu-rays with Sergio Mims 1:59:28 – 2:09:51 – Early Women Filmmakers: An International Anthology on Blu-ray 2:09:51 – 2:12:42 – Outro   Blu-Rays/DVDs Covered Disney (Beauty and the Beast, Bambi) Shout Factory (The Paul Naschy Collection, Where the Buffalo Roam, car Wash, Cheech & Chong's Next Movie, Trespass, The Lawnmower Man) Warner Archive (Joe Versus the Volcano, The Ballad of Cable Hogue, The Gumball Rally, Running on Empty) Paramount (Juice 25th Anniversary) Flicker Alley (Early Women Filmmakers: An International Anthology)

On this episode, Ryan Gallagher returns to discuss a new pile of discs with Brian! They cover releases from Kino Lorber, Warner Archive, Flicker Alley, Criterion and more!

The Nitrate Picture Show festival at the George Eastman Museum, with Jared Case and Deb Stoiber • San Francisco Silent Film Festival director Rob Byrne on Behind the Door (1919), now on video from Flicker Alley (45:55)

Renowned Cinerama Restoration Director David Strohmaier discusses his work restoring forgotten films shot and exhibited in Cinerama - the three-panel, wide film process which debuted in 1952 and launched the widescreen wars of the 1950s. Moving from classic Cinerama films released by Flicker Alley to his latest project, Holiday in Spain (aka the Smell-O-Vision classique Scent of Mystery) available on Blu-ray by Redwind Productions, this lengthy discussion digs into a marginalized, if not fogotten chunk of widescreen film history. Also available: online print interviews with Redwind Productions' Brian Jamieson + additional comments from David Strohmaier, and a review of Mario Nascimbene's soundtrack album, released by Kritzerland Records.   If you enjoyed this podcast, connect with us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Visit KQEK.com for additional film reviews, soundtrack reviews, interviews, and read the Editor's Blog by Mark R. Hasan for additional info and related links. All podcast editing, mixing, and audio restoration produced in-house. For inquiries and demo reels, please visit Mondomark.com.