The Furies -- a Criterion title I was very well aware of, but I was snobby back then, and only wanted non-english filmsI remember being mighty impressed on the Criterion Channel when I sat down with The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck, it was the kind where most of it was all in one setting, if you can sit well with that, and it's working for you, it's a great tension... See More » (1)
Werner Herzog's Nosferatu This was the first arthouse I ever bought on dvd thinking it was the Murnau original, that's how naive I was!! I love this film and can be a perfect opening to a spooky season film festival. (1)
Terence Malick's superb debut I love the music during the opening credits and the song that was later used in Dirty Dancing, I prefer to think of Badlands than that movie. (1)
5 films for a Friday evening1. Sherlock Jr. is one of the finest films of Buster Keaton 2. Glen or Glenda is my fave of Ed Wood I like it more than Plan 9, because in this the moments with Bela Lugosi speaking is priceless!! 3. Eyes Without a Face is a classic French... See More » (5)
4 nifty films by Stan BrakhageHe's my favorite underground/avant-garde/experimental filmmaker, he made something like 500 films, most of them were short, and meant to be seen silently usually, but he throws in some sound sometimes. I love mostly his films where you can see real... See More » (4)
This is a film I need to see before my subscription to The Criterion Channel runs outhttps://ok.ru/video/9595742259910 free above link I had gotten about an hour into it, was really something special, there's captivating musical sequences all the way through, the setting is well made and utilized, but the subject matter is... See More » (3)
