Richard Attenborough’s Oh! What A Lovely War Getting A Masters Of Cinema Release
We live in war fearing times and Eureka Entertainment have a anti-war spin coming this summer, with the worldwide Blu-ray...
1969
The Italian Job Getting A 55th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment are releasing The Italian Job, a 4K Ultra HD™ upgrade. 2024 the classic comic crime saga...
Film Review – The Frightened Woman (1969)
Italian S&M shocker draped in pop art pizazz that pits male toxicity against female tenacity in the turbulent slipstream of...
Shameless Films Giving 60’s Cult The Frightened Woman A Blu-ray
Shameless Films have announced they are set to release 60's cult horror drama The Frightened Woman on Blu-ray. Also known...
Arrow Review – Putney Swope (1969)
Having never previously seen, or heard of, Putney Swope, by the time it was all over I wish I hadn't...
BFI Giving David Greene’s I Start Counting! A Blu-Ray Release
BFI have announce they are set to release David Greene's crime drama I Start Counting! on Blu-Ray for the first...
BFI Giving Toshio Matsumoto’s Funeral Parade For Roses Blu-Ray Release
Later this month The BFI will releases Toshio Matsumoto's cult film Funeral Parade Of Roses on Blu-Ray for the first...
Sergio Corbucci’s The Specialists Getting A Eureka Classics Release
Eureka Entertainment are set to release Sergio Corbucci's underrated Spaghetti Western The Specialists . The film will be presented on...
Blue Pill Or Red Pill? Glasgow Film Festival Announce First Events For 2019 Festival
There's no way of saying it, we love the Glasgow Film Festival*! Apart from being our local film festival, its...
Win Ken Loach’s Quintessential KES On Blu-ray
Eureka Entertainment has today released KES, Ken Loach’s quintessential portrait of working-class Northern England and his most beloved and influential...
Blu-Ray Review – Hawks and Sparrows / Pigsty
Hawks and Sparrows stars Toto who is not know to most people outside of Italy but he was the huge...
Blu-Ray Review – Medium Cool (1969)
Some films just capture the zeitgeist of times more than others and few do so as well as Medium Cool...
Blu-Ray Review- Satyricon (1969)
Fellini finished the '60s with perhaps his own overall frustrating film Satyricon. It's sometimes titled Fellini Satyricon due to a rival...