on this month.
Reel News: Douglas Sirk: In Praise of Melodrama (a revised and revitalized piece from 2002).
Seattle Film Blog: Adam Volerich's Directorial Debut, Drink and Be Merry: A Christmas Movie for Those Who Usually Abstain (from Christmas Movies), an expanded version of Mala Noche, and Two Filmmakers Have Adapted Donald Westlake's The Ax, but One Got It More Right Than the Other: The Axe vs. No Other Choice.
Siskel Film Center: Quote from my Eight Deadly Shots review.
Video Librarian: Infinity According to Florian.
Unassigned: Barbarella [Blu-ray set], The Bat [Blu-ray], The Betrayal [Blu-ray], Blood Money: $10,000 Blood Money, Find a Place to Die, Vengeance Is Mine, and Matalo! [four Blu-ray set], Borsalino [Blu-ray], Fighting Back [Blu-ray], Flaming Brothers [Blu-ray], I Start Counting [Blu-ray], The Iron-Fisted Monk [Blu-ray], Last House on the Left [Blu-ray/UHD set], Legend of the Eight Samurai [Blu-ray], Los Golfos [Blu-ray], New First of Fury [Blu-ray], The Prodigal Son [Blu-ray], Savage Guns: Four Classic Westerns: El Puro, Four of the Apocalypse, I Want Him Dead, and Wrath of the Wind
[Blu-ray], and Through and Through [Blu-ray].
Image: The Hollywood Reporter / Courtesy the Venice Film Festival.
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