In the 1960s, Michelangelo Antonioni changed cinema with his brilliant psychological dramas about the state of the modern world. This October, Criterion is pleased to bring to the collection one of his most important films, “La Notte,” starring the breathtaking trio of Marcello Mastroianni, Jeanne Moreau, and Monica Vitti. Then, just in time for Halloween, come two supernatural Hollywood treats from the 1940s, never before on DVD or Blu-ray in the U.S.: the whimsical “I Married a Witch,” starring Veronica Lake, and the gothic haunted-house drama “The Uninvited,” with Oscar winner Ray Milland. Plus two Blu-ray upgrades of major Criterion titles: the supplement-jammed box set John Cassavetes: “Five Films,” featuring a quintet of staggering works by the ultimate American independent director, and the unforgettable French horror film “Eyes Without a Face,” another elegant selection for the most haunted of holidays.
Oct. 8: “I Married a Witch”
Oct. 15: “Eyes Without a Face”
Oct. 22: “John Cassavetes: Five Films”
Oct. 22: “The Uninvited”
Oct. 29: “La Notte”
