TheArchive: Reviewing the Rare, Retro, and Restored

When most Americans think of November, the first thing that pops into their minds is Thanksgiving . This uniquely American holiday is a time for crazy travel misadventures , delicious food, and quality time with friends and family. But November is also Native American Heritage Month, a time dedicated to celebrating the history, culture, and contributions of Native people.  While Native American Heritage Month and Thanksgiving seem like distinct holidays, they are very intertwined. Thanksgiving is often framed as a joyful celebration of cooperation between Pilgrims and Native Americans, but history tells a more complicated and dark story. While there was a shared feast in 1621, the following years brought hardship, conflict, and colonization for Native peoples.  For many Native Americans, Thanksgiving is a day of mourning. It is a time to remember the lives lost and the customs and cultural norms forcibly removed by European settlement. Native American Heritage Month’s goal is...

Halloween brings the annual flood of terrifying movies ; in this blog, we want to highlight some great horror movies, new and old. TheArchive offers some uniquely disturbing selections, including what was once considered among the scariest films of its time. Whether you’re watching the classics or discovering new nightmare fuel in modern releases, there’s no better time to immerse yourself in the thrills and chills of horror than on Halloween night.   Mark of the Devil Adrian Hoven and Michael Armstrong’s Mark of the Devil was famously dubbed “positively the most horrifying film ever made” upon its release, showcasing graphic intensity. Cool Ass Cinema calls it “one of the signature examples of 1970s exploitation at its most grueling.” Over 40 years later, Mark of the Devil still manages to leave modern viewers shifting uncomfortably in their seats.  Count Christian von Meruh ( Udo Kier ) is a witch hunter apprentice to Lord Cumberland. He believes strongly in his mentor a...

In the fast-paced realm of entertainment, it's easy to get swept up in the latest blockbusters and streaming sensations. Still, at Multicom Entertainment Group & TheArchive , we revitalize classics in 4K to transport viewers to another time using an updated lens. Check out all these incredible timeless titles, new, restored in 4K or DUG from TheArchive! Tokyo Giant: The Legend of Victor Starffin  As a child, Victor Starffin fled the Russian Revolution and settled in Japan, where he grew up to find success as a baseball superstar. However, he constantly battled to overcome many hardships, such as poverty, xenophobia, and a world war. Starffin is survived by his two daughters, who take us on a wild ride of shifting identities, international rivalries, tragic love, and one heck of a fastball. 4K Restorations Now that it's officially Fall, we invite you to explore the magic of our recent 4K restorations. These timeless titles, such as Chasing Secrets, A Wing and a Prayer, and m...