OLIVE: New Signature Series Begins with High Noon and Johnny Guitar

Boasting "pristine audio and video...and an abundance of exciting bonus material," Olive Films has announced the first two titles in their new Criterion-esque Signature series: the 1952 Gary Cooper Western High Noon and 1954's Johnny Guitar. Click here for details.

WARNER ARCHIVE: Five Titles in Latest Wave

Five new-to-DVD releases have been announced by Warner as part of their Archive Collection. Click here for details.

WARNER ARCHIVE: To Have and Have Not Debuts on Blu

Warner Archive has announced the release of the 1944 adventure, To Have and Have Not, on Blu-Ray as part of their Archive Collection. Click here for details.

FLICKER CINERAMA: Best of Cinerama and Russian Adventure Arrive in November

Over a year since their last Cinerama releases, Seven Wonders of the World and Search for Paradise, Flicker Alley continues their quest to make Cinerama available on home video with the release of Cinerama's The Best of Cinerama and Russian Adventure. Click here for details.

WARNER ARCHIVE: Silk Stockings, Deanna Durbin & More in Latest Wave

Four new releases have been announced by Warner as part of their Archive Collection including the arrival of Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse's Silk Stockings (1957) on Blu-ray. Click here for details.

Olive Films has announced a September 13th release date for the Blu-Ray debut of the 1968 family film Yours, Mine and Ours. Click here for details.

KINO BLU: Daddy Long Legs Plus Noir & War This September

Six more titles from Kino are scheduled for release on Blu-ray in September, with all six premiering on Blu. Click here for details.

UNIVERSAL VAULT: Alan Ladd's And Now Tomorrow Arrives on DVD

Seven months since their last wave of titles, Universal's MOD program announces Alan Ladd's And Now Tomorrow (1944) newly available on DVD as part of their Vault Series. Click here for details.

CRITERION: Cat People and Night Train to Munich Arrive in September

Criterion has announced September street dates for Cat People (1942) and Night Train to Munich (1940) on DVD and Blu-Ray. Click here for details.

COLUMBIA CLASSICS: Slaves of Babylon Arrives on DVD

Sony's Columbia Classics debuts the William Castle directed religious epic starring Richard Conte and Linda Christian, Slaves of Babylon (1953) on DVD for the first time. Click here for details.