Blu-Ray Review – Dune & Blue Velvet
David Lynch undeniably is the modern-day face of surrealism on the big screen, only maybe Luis Buñuel (who of course was...
David Lynch undeniably is the modern-day face of surrealism on the big screen, only maybe Luis Buñuel (who of course was...
A loose remake of the 1970s film Fingers starring Harvey Keitel, but transferred to France, this 2005 film was directed...
I don't think anyone liked the look of The Last Witch Hunter. When the trailer hit showing Vin Diesel brandishing...
To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Neil Jordan’s award-winning historical epic Michael Collins - on Blu-ray and DVD 7th March...
To start this review off the 3 films contained in this set are completely rubbish in every way. However...
American International in the mid '60s were the kings of the exploitation film if it was horror films like the...
Hiroshima mon amour is one of the earliest French New Wave films, it came out in 1959 which was the...
Aaaaaaaah! comes to DVD and Blu-ray on the 18th January and to support the release we have one copy on...
André de Toth was a Hungarian director who is best remembered for his films throughout the '40s and '50s which...
Jess Franco was a maestro of Eurosleaze from the '60s onwards. He was inspired to do into horror cinema after...
Based on a stage musical by Jack Good, which was a big hit in London, Catch My Soul is a...
Monday 30th November DVD & Blu-ray will see the release of the complete first season of thrilling new crime drama...
MAGGIE, out on Digital HD on 16th November and Blu-ray™ and DVD from 23rd November 2015, we’re giving 1 lucky...
Biopics are hard to pull off but often the best are ones that don't get full cooperation from the person's...