HE reader “Geoffsongs” discovered last night that while while Larry Cohen‘s The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover is not available on DVD, anyone with a Netflix subscription can watch it online through the website’s “watch instantly” feature via Starz, with the Starz intro/logo popping up just prior to the start of the movie.
Where’s Jim Hoberman‘s review? Isn’t he a longtime Cohen-head? All I can dig now are the MRQE reviews, which are mostly plans (including one from Dave Kehr).
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