Nikkatsu Noir (Eclipse #17, DVD) Pam Grier a man whose own dark

a man whose own dark secrets unleash a new wave of terror

NEW Clear Lines of Sight: Sidney J

Newly translated optional subtitles on the German-language version

Ride a Crooked Trail also displays a surprisingly light comic flair which is capped by Walter Matthau’s delightful

exploring some of the themes and iconography featured in The Wages of Fear

Nikkatsu Noir (Eclipse #17, DVD) Pam Grier a man whose own darkFrom the late 1950s through the sixties, wild, idiosyncratic crime movies were the brutal and boisterous business of Nikkatsu, the oldest film studio in Japan. In an effort to attract youthful audiences growing increasingly accustomed to American and French big screen imports, Nikkatsu began producing action potboilers (mukokuseki akushun, or borderless action) that incorporated elements of the western, comedy, gangster, and teen rebel genres. This