Win The Hills Have Eyes – Limited Edition Blu-ray
To celebrate the release of The Hills Have Eyes - on limited edition Blu-ray and DVD 3rd October - we...
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Win Arrow Film’s Nordic Noir The Border
To dovetail the September 5th DVD release of “The Border”, The People’s Movies in association with Nordic Noir & Beyond...
Win Men & Chicken On Blu-ray
To celebrate the release of Men & Chicken on DVD & Blu-ray - out August 15th. We have teamed up...
WIN ‘THE BLOODSTAINED BUTTERFLY’ ON DVD
To celebrate the release The Bloodstained Butterfly (on DVD and Blu-Ray from 22nd August) we have teamed up with Arrow...
Review – Black Mama White Mama (1973)
Black Mama White Mama is one of many woman in prison films that Pam Grier did in the early '70s...
Review – Audition (1999)
Takashi Miike is one of the wildest filmmakers working today and one of the most prolific making at least two...
Blu-Ray Review – Sheba, Baby (1975)
Sheba, Baby was very much an attempt by Pam Grier as a stepping stone from the blaxploitation films which made her...
Blu-Ray Review – Deep Red (1975)
I've never quite understood the greatness of Dario Argento or even the Giallo genre in general with the exceptions of Mario...
Blu-Ray Review – Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
I've always despised the film critic Roger Ebert due to missing the point on most of favourite films such as...
Blu-Ray Review – Requiescant (1967)
Arrow has really upped their game this year with releasing Spaghetti westerns. The latest is Requiescant which was directed by Carlo Lizzani...
Blu-Ray Review – Tenderness of the Wolves (1973)
Ulli Lommel is fascinating figure in cinema because he is extensively a hack filmmaker. Lommel started working with Rainer Werner...
Blu-Ray Review – Thieves’ Highway (1949)
Thieves' Highway was Jules Dassin's last real Hollywood film before he was one of the first people blacklisted during the...
Blu-Ray Review – The Firemen’s Ball (1967)
Miloš Forman was one of the leading lights of the Czech New Wave with his films such as Loves of a...
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...