Film Movement Classics’ new four movie set of comedies starring Alastair Sim, which they’ve dubbed “Alastair Sim’s School for Laughter,” does not present the films in chronological order (though the essay by Ronald Bergen in the accompanying booklet does address...
Slow-burning rural horror is not what you think of in reference to Hammer’s immense body of chillers, thrillers and adventure films. But The Witches, their low-key foray into the supernatural is just that. Movies like Blood on Satan’s Claw, Witchfinder...
