Criterion

Criterion to bring Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now to Blu-ray in February

Posted 11 years ago

Everyone has that one film that haunts them for years after seeing it. For me, that film is Nicolas Roeg's masterpiece DON'T LOOK NOW. I first saw this Donald Sutherland-starring classic on cable when I was a kiddo and this...

Jack Clayton’s classic ghost story The Innocents gets Criterion treatment

Posted 12 years ago

More exciting Criterion news to share with you! We just let you know that David Lynch’s insane classic ERASERHEAD will be making getting a pristine makeover from the famed home video distributor, and now we can also let you know...

Criterion bringing David Lynch’s Eraserhead to Blu-ray in September

Posted 12 years ago

David Lynch fans are certainly getting a treat as of late. Last month we shared the news that Lynch's "Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery" will be coming to Blu-ray on July 29 (pre-order that badboy right HERE) and now Criterion...

Criterion to release Guillermo del Toro’s The Devil’s Backbone on Blu-ray

Posted 13 years ago

Criterion has just announced their release of Guillermo del Toro’s THE DEVIL’S BACKBONE on Blu-ray which will be available on July 30th. The stunning new transfer will also come with a ton of great special features which you can check...

Criterion teases Repo Man, Scanners, The Devil’s Backbone and many more horror titles!

Posted 13 years ago

Ordinary f—ing people, man. There’s no way they could decipher the films being teased in Criterion’s 2013 “Wacky New Year’s Art.” At the end of every year the company teases its upcoming slate of releases with an “interpret the artwork”...

Paranormal Activity 4 specs are announced and Criterion releases The Blob on Blu-ray

Posted 13 years ago

Here are two movies that couldn’t have less to do with each other but are both hitting Blu-ray next year. Why not shove ’em together into one story? If you need a common thread between them, um… let’s see… they’re...

Cool Videos: Old man fight! Norman Mailer vs Rip Torn!

Posted 14 years ago

Norman Mailer is one of the most renowned literary figures in American history. But many people do not know that he was also a film director. Sure, he didn’t release any mainstream movies, but much like is writing, he experimented...