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The Very Best In Entertainment News & Reviews
Rockport, Mass. January 23, 2019 – The Film Detective, a classic film and television company that restores and distributes vintage films for today’s cord-cutters, announces a lineup of prominent African-American films in honor of Black History Month. Beginning Feb. 1st, the Featured category on the company’s app will refresh daily, providing a range of films …
The Film Detective, a classic film and television company that restores and distributes vintage films for today’s cord cutters, is ringing in the New Year by adding over 100 new television episodes to its app from years past.
The Film Detective, a classic film and television company, is celebrating Halloween this year by premiering “31 Hours of Horror” starting on Halloween Eve and going into “All Saints Day.”
The Film Detective, classic movie and television streaming service, announces the resurrection of “31 Days of Horror” this October with over two dozen new films and television shows that are sure to scare audiences of all ages.
There’s twice the terror and twice the shock when a mummy sentenced to eternal damnation unearths in “Voodoo Black Exorcist” – restored from original 35mm film elements – available on DVD and Blu-ray May 23rd from The Film Detective.
The Film Detective, in conjunction with UCLA Film & Television Archive, presents “The Vampire Bat” like never seen before – digitally mastered from new 35mm film elements preserved by the Archive – flying onto Blu-ray and DVD April 25th.
Originally banned by the apartheid government in 1972, the South African-produced, action film “Joe Bullet” – fully restored from the original 35mm assets – will be released on DVD February 21st from The Film Detective. This special-edition release includes bonus features: An audio commentary, trailer, and before-and-after restoration demo.
The Film Detective announces its classic movie app, streaming on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. An established leader in film restoration and distribution, with thousands of hours of classic film and television restored from original elements, The Film Detective offers viewers the chance to forgo DVDs or a cable subscription, while still enjoying …
In the Oscar-winning documentary “The Man Who Skied Down Everest,” a champion skier attempts a 40-degree run down Everest’s South Col face – digitally restored in HD from the original 35mm film elements – available on Blu-ray, DVD and The Film Detective OTT Apps (Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV and Roku) December 13th, exclusively from …