Masters of Cinema and Buster Keaton GO WEST with OUR HOSPITALITY to COLLEGE (review)

Buster Keaton is back on Blu-ray with Eureka and Masters of Cinema.  In GO WEST, Friendless hops a freight train and ends up on an Arizona farm where he meets the love of his life: a heifer.  In OUR HOSPITALITY, a New Yorker travels down South to Kentucky to claim an estate, unaware that his family is involved in a blood feud with a local family.  In COLLEGE, studious Ronald takes up sports to win a girl with much hilarity involved.

REVIEW LINK: Eureka Video (UK) Region B Blu-ray (DVDCompare)

BUSTER KEATON: THREE FILMS Blu-ray specs:

• DISC ONE - Go West:
• 1080p24 MPEG-4 AVC 1.33:1 Fullscreen
• Rodney Sauer and the Mont Alto Orchestra Score LPCM 2.0 Stereo
• Audio Commentary by film historians Joel Goss and Bruce Lawton 
• "A Window on Keaton" video essay by David Cairns
• "Go West: Filming Locations" video essay by John Bengtson
• "Go West" 1923 comedy short directed by Len Powers, produced by Hal Roach
• Still Gallery 
  
• DISC TWO - Our Hospitality:
• 1080p24 MPEG-4 AVC 1.33:1 Fullscreen
• Carl Davis Score LPCM 2.0 Stereo
• Audio Commentary by silent film historian Rob Farr 
• "Hospitality" early workprint version of "Our Hospitality"
• Audio Commentary by Keaton expert Polly Rose
• "Making Comedy Beautiful" video essay by Patricia Eliot Tobias
• Stills Gallery
• DISC THREE - College:
• 1080p24 MPEG-4 AVC 1.33:1 Fullscreen
• Rodney Sauer Score LPCM 2.0 Stereo
• "Silent Echoes" video essay by John Bengtson
• "The Railrodder" 1965 short produced by the National Film Board of Canada and starring Buster Keaton in one of his final film roles
• Audio Commentary with director Gerald Potterton and cameraman David De Volpi
• "Buster Keaton Rides Again" 1965 documentary feature produced concurrently with, the filming of "The Railrodder"
• Audio Recording of a post-screening Q&A with The Railrodder director Gerald Potterton, and David De Volpi
• "College" Stills Gallery 
• "The Railrodder" Stills Gallery
  
• Limited edition slipcase with the first 2,000 units
• 60-page perfect bound collector’s book featuring new writing by Philip Kemp; essays on all three films by Imogen Sara Smith; a piece by John Bengtson on the filming locations of Our Hospitality; Gerald Potterton’s original treatment for The Railrodder; and an appreciation of Keaton and The Railrodder by writer and silent cinema aficionado Chris Seguin