After being accused of a murder, friends Cutter and Bone try to track down the culprit in Ivan Passer’s 1981 cynical, unconventional neo-noir, Cutter’s Way. Now available in a new 4k UHD & Blu-Ray LE from Radiance Films.
Tag Archives: Noir
On the Run [1988] [88 Films Blu-Ray]
A cop is blamed for his wife’s murder and joins with the assassin to try to escape Hong Kong in Alfred Cheung’s neo-noir On The Run, on Blu-Ray from 88 Films
Road to Perdition (2002) [Comic Book Month 2025]
A mobster goes to great lengths to protect his son after he witnesses something he never should’ve seen, encountering grave danger from feuding mafia families as they beg, borrow and steal their way across the country.
The Films of John Garfield
John Garfield was, and remains, one of the most impactful actors of 20th century American cinema. On this episode of “The Online Movie Show,” Garfield’s remarkable career is discussed with James L. Neibaur, author of the new book “The Films of John Garfield.”
A Life At Stake (1955) [DVD]
Barely acknowledged when it was first released in 1954, this low-budget noir has been pried out of obscurity in a new 4K transfer from the archival film elements.
The Show (2020)
Opening in theaters nationwide for one night only on August 26th.
“The Show” is a movie that only Alan Moore is capable of. Moore is a very well known and infamous figure in the comic book world. Known for penning legendary graphic novels like “Watchmen,” he’s also notorious for being incredibly polarizing and opinionated about the comic book medium as a whole, as well as openly hating (and denouncing) anything and everything involving superheroes. “The Show” is a movie that combines a lot of ideas and themes that Moore mixes in to a confusing, but oddly entertaining genre entry.
Elodie (2019)
There aren’t many good movies or movies at all, for that matter, about the writing experience, and it’s a shame. There’s so much to be mined in the realm of creating and how characters can take on their own lives. “Elodie” is an indie gem that deserves to be watched by just about everyone, as it’s not just a wonderful character piece, but a superb look at the creative experience and the concept of impostor syndrome.