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Based on one of Robert Crumb's earliest characters, Fritz the Cat doesn't exactly survive the test of time and was admittedly off-base to begin with – Crumb famously hated the movie and killed Fritz off in a subsequent comic – but that didn't diminish the film's popularity

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Catherine Deneuve. Assez dit, n'est-ce pas?

Documentary about a film that never was heads this week's releases

An aural history of the cop show that changed TV

Director Kevin S. Tenney talks scream queens and classic posters

Criterion and Rooster Teeth give you something worth wishing for

Tender, shocking, erotic: Maybe not what you expect from Lithuania

Director Ric Roman Waugh makes the Rock into an everyman

Original mangy mutt hits shelves today

Ken Burns covers NYC's 'crime of the century' in new doc

Found footage anthology from the mumblecore crowd and friends

'Sunday Bloody Sunday'

An on-set ‘Raiders’ doc distinguishes this new Indy collection

Elaine May & Walter Matthau in the underrated 'A New Leaf'

Film noir's shadowy look and bleak attitude get their clutches into this melodramatic corker from 1946

Brigitte & Birkin, oh my ...

Celebrate the season from the couch

Locally produced Roller Derby doc 'Hell on Wheels' gets a fancy two-disc DVD release

This spoof is sure to keep that inner problem child happy

One of the most influential films of all time, it's almost superfluous to discuss the film itself and its considerable merits

Production began in 1974, but due to financial constraints, it wasn't finished until 1987. What exactly the money was spent on is unclear.

Twin Peaks: The Second Season, Dog Day Afternoon HD, and Old Joy

Taking a look at recent releases, from Johan van der Keuken to the St. Louis Cardinals

The Haunted Strangler, Corridors of Blood, First Man Into Space, and The Atomic Submarine

His popular (and populist) short stories pretty much invited adaptations, a calculated risk that 20th Century Fox decided to gamble on in 1952