Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[Aclea]

No chance of limiting my studio classics list to just ten...

The Reivers
Take the Money and Run
Avanti
The Taking of Pelham 123
Juggernaut
Prince of Foxes
Monte Walsh
Chandu the Magician
Cops and Robbers
Breakheart Pass
Deep Rising
Custer of the West
Krakatoa, East of Java
The (First) Great Train Robbery
The Long Riders
The White Buffalo
Son of Paleface
The Lemon Drop Kid
I Wake Up Screaming
No Highway in the Sky
The Wilby Conspiracy
Figures in a Landscape
Visit to a Small Planet
The Wrong Guy

The Adventures of Captain Marvel
The Outer Limits

A list of non-SC Kinos would probably be as long - as it is there are enough KLSCs in my to watch pile to substantially enlarge it

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by Aclea

Figures in a Landscape

Oh yes. Good call!

[StarDestroyer52]

These are some of my favorite Kino releases:

Fritz Lang: The Silent Films(this is without a doubt my favorite)
One Million Years B.C. (who doesn't love Raquel Welch? It has everything a person could want, dinosaurs, Harryhausen special effects, beautiful women, and nice extras)
The Big Country(Kino went the whole nine yards here. I still need to watch all the extras)
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari(this is one of the finest films in history and looks superb)
The General/Three Ages
Hell in the Pacific
Legend of the Mountain
Both of the Maigret films(I'm sadden that these haven't sold well)
Mamie van Doren Film Collection
Old Ironsides
The Covered Wagon
Road House
The Sicilian Clan
Steamboat Bill Jr./College

EDIT: When Eight Bells Toll(I have a soft spot for these type of films)

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by Aclea

Figures in a Landscape

I really want to grab this one.

[Jobla]

Some favorite Kino discs of mine:

JACK THE GIANT KILLER (both versions)
THE MAMIE VAN DOREN COLLECTION
THE PSYCHOPATH (rare widescreen transfer)
THE MASK IN 3-D
THE OUTER LIMITS
DESERT FURY
THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY
THE BOYS IN THE BAND
PITFALL
THE GHOST OF SIERRA DE COBRE (both versions)
THE STEWARDESSES IN 3-D

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by The Grey Wolf

Duck You Sucker

Always great to see some love for "Duck, You Sucker!" My favorite Leone western.

[kvnbhovis]

Originally Posted by Jobla

Some favorite Kino discs of mine:

JACK THE GIANT KILLER (both versions)
THE MAMIE VAN DOREN COLLECTION
THE PSYCHOPATH (rare widescreen transfer)
THE MASK IN 3-D
THE OUTER LIMITS
DESERT FURY
THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY
THE BOYS IN THE BAND
PITFALL
THE GHOST OF SIERRA DE COBRE (both versions)
THE STEWARDESSES IN 3-D

LOL. The Stewardesses in 3D.

[The Great Owl]

I'm looking at everyone else's list, and thinking to myself that everyone else's selections could have easily shown up on my list as well.

When it comes to consistently good titles, KLSC is the label to beat.

[hammer99]

If my math is right, I have 274 Kinos. My 5 favs (not necessarily the best, but my favs) are:
Flesh + Blood
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Take The Money And Run
They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?

Thanks and congrats Kino on doing such a great job! It’s been less than 5 years since their floodgate of releases opened up, and the sheer quantity, quality, and variety of their titles is just staggering compared to the competition.

[Thomas Veil]

My favorites would have to be The Night Stalker and Night Strangler TV movies (hope the series is next) and especially all the westerns they have released both Spaghetti and American. If it wasn't for them many of those would be still stuck in dvd hell. Keep'em coming.

[Abdrewes]

Own and love

Happy Together
Fallen Angels
Daisy Kenyon
Man of the West
Metropolis (plus Giorgio Moroder version)
Ox-Bow Incident
Scent of Green Papaya
Luna
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Nosferatu
52 Pickup
Marty
F/X

Need to pick up:

Far from Heaven (an all time fave)
Like Me
Little Sister
Mountains May Depart

Love, but own another edition:

Tarnished Angels
The Bounty
Winter Sleep

[grieven]

The blu ray titles I'm starving for:

Oxford Blues
Some Kind of Wonderful
Sergeant York
Best of the Best
Best of the Best 2
Somebody Up There Likes Me
Private Parts


Also Want:

Shop Around the Corner
True Lies
The Abyss
Man Without a Face
Searching for Bobby Fischer
When We Were Kings
Twins
Roman Holiday
Pride of the Yankees
The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh
Bringing Up Baby


Thank you KL for the recent/upcoming releases of Youngblood and Untamed Heart!!

[bsend]

With all of these lists coming in, Kino I think it's time for a large studio sale

[wonkavision]

Totally blind bought They Shoot Horses, Don't They? and what a fascinating film, will be watching this quite a bit again.

[JupiterMission]

Surprised It's Pat isn't making more favorites lists! ;^)

My favorite KLSC is probably either Deep Rising or Twice Told Tales, but I actually have a lot of them from sales that I haven't gotten to yet - more than any other label. Maybe I can work on that in March.

[RedHarvest]

My favorite Kino releases:

Malice
52 Pick-up
The Ice Harvest
Trilogy of Terror
Mr. Destiny
Cop
Delirious
F/X 1 & 2
Needful Things
Shattered

I have about a hundred KLSC titles, but there are some of my favs.

[Hoke Moseley]

I'll join the fun...

Top 10 Kinos (that I own):

Barton Fink
Death Rides a Horse
Hell in the Pacific
One, Two, Three
The Sicilian Clan
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
The Wanderers
Witness for the Prosecution
Yellow Sky

[belcherman]

I would like to nominate the following KLSC releases as my favorite:

Marty
Monte Walsh
The Ox-Bow Incident

That is, I would like to, but I can't. I have to ding all of them for not having SDH. Sorry. Instead, my favorite KLSC release is:

Lifeboat

Great movie, excellent PQ and audio, great set of extras, and SDH. I would like to commend KL for including SDH in most of their newer releases. I really appreciate it and oftentimes it's the difference between me buying a film and not buying it.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Coming May 14th on DVD and Blu-ray!

THE BEDROOM WINDOW (1987) with optional English subtitles
• Audio Commentary by Film Historian and Critic Peter Tonguette
• Theatrical Trailer

Color 112 Minutes 2.35:1 Rated R
Upwardly mobile architect Terry Lambert (Steve Guttenberg, The Day After) has it made—until his boss’s wife, Sylvia (Isabelle Huppert, Elle), witnesses an attempted murder through his bedroom window. In order to keep their affair a secret, Terry reports the crime in her place. When the authorities find that Terry’s account of the incident is flawed, he becomes the prime suspect in a string of mysterious murders. Terry is now trapped in a web of deceit and is desperate to reveal the killer’s identity before it is too late. Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle) wrote and directed this Hitchcockian thriller which masterfully delivers one shocking plot twist after another. The stellar cast includes Elizabeth McGovern (The Favor), Paul Shenar (Man on Fire), Wallace Shawn (The Princess Bride), Maury Chaykin (Unstrung Heroes) and Mark Margolis (Hannibal).

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[BarnDoor]

Kino Insider - any more Charlton Heston films in your Universal deal?