Angela Mao’s Broken Oath Getting A Eureka Classics Release
Considered the first lady of Kung-fu cinema Angela Mao will be the focus for Eureka Entertainment's release of Broken Oath....
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The Pod People Are In February At Arrow Video
The Pod People are coming! Arrow Video’s February release will be the 1978 horror sci-fi masterpiece Invasion of the Body...
Sam Peckinpah’s War Classic Cross Of Iron Getting A 4K Release
Orson Welles described this film as one of the greatest anti-war films ever made. In July Studiocanal are set to...
Eureka Set To Release Classic Martial Arts The Shaolin Plot
They are gift that keeps giving especially for Sammo Hung fans. As Eureka Entertainment do it again as they are...
Win David Lynch’s Eraserhead on Blu-Ray (Criterion Collection)
David Lynch’s 1977 debut feature, Eraserhead, is both a lasting cult sensation and a work of extraordinary craft and beauty....
101 Films Releasing The Deep Starring Nick Nolte, Jacqueline Bisset
101 Films is set release The Deep (1977) on Blu-ray in September. Described as a lavish, suspense-filled adventure, directed by...
Win Wim Wenders’ The American Friend 4K Restoration Blu-Ray
In The American Friend, acclaimed director Wim Wenders transforms Patricia Highsmith’s Ripley’s Game into a gripping European noir. Professional frame...
Film Review ‘HOUSE’ (1977) Eureka Cinemasters Blu-ray Reissue
Nobuhiko Obayashi's hectic yet compelling ninety minute trip of a film is now presented on Blu-ray, thanks to Eureka. If...
Win The Cult Japanese HOUSE Movie On Blu-ray
Eureka Entertainment to release HOUSE, a self-aware, post-modern Japanese fairy tale from one of cinema’s great surrealists, as part of...
Win Masters Of Cinema Twilight’s Last Gleaming On Blu-ray
Eureka Entertainment to release Robert Aldrich’s TWILIGHT’S LAST GLEAMING, a nail-biting thriller starring screen legend Burt Lancaster and Richard Widmark,...
Blu-Ray Review – Eaten Alive (1977)
Tobe Hooper's career is one of the messiest of any Horror "Auteur" of the '70s/80s. His debut film of any...
Blu-Ray Review – 3 Women (1977)
Director Robert Altman was older than many of his “New Hollywood” contemporaries in that by the time he had his first...