The Criterion Collection
October 2013
Two supernatural tales from the Hollywood crypt, a French horror masterpiece, a quintessential Antonioni work, and films by the godfather of independent American cinema.
Just in time for Halloween, the writer and horror movie maven has compiled a list of his favorite scary movies in the Criterion Collection, featuring some unexpected choices.
View Newman’s selections »Janus Films is bringing to the U.S. the dazzling Paolo Sorrentino film The Great Beauty, the Italian Oscar entry for best foreign-language film. This sumptuous contemporary look at Rome, starring Toni Servillo as a roguish writer who navigates its social circles, opens in New York on November 15, in Los Angeles on November 22, and will expand to other cities after that. The New York Times calls it “an outlandishly entertaining hallucination.”
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This week’s movies go bump in the night: Carnival of Souls, Empire of Passion, The Ghost Goes West, House, Kuroneko, Kwaidan, The Living Skeleton, Onibaba, and Tokaido yotsuya kaidan.
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Watch this Criterion original video essay about the nightmares and dreamscapes of the great Ingmar Bergman’s films.
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