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...
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Blu-Ray Review – The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976)
 The Town That Dreaded Sundown comes during an interesting period of the slasher film, it's right in-between the releases...
Blu-Ray Review – A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
The latest film to enter the Masters of Cinema catalogue is A Letter to Three Wives. It's an Oscar-winning melodrama from...
Blu-Ray Review- Forty Guns (1957)
Samuel Fuller what a life, started out as a newsboy, fought in WWIIÂ and become one of the most idiosyncratic directors...
Listen Up Phillip Interview – Alex Ross Perry
Indie auteur Alex Ross Perry has a new film coming out this friday called Listen Up Philip. Our resident writer...
The Offence (1972) – Blu-Ray Review
"You sad sorry little man!" is what the man who Sean Connery is interrogating screams at him during his interrogation and...
Blu-ray Review – Harold And Maude (1971)
Harold and Maude remains one of the phenomenal films to come out of the New Hollywood of the 1970s. It...
Film Review – Nosferatu (1922, Masters Of Cinema)
It's easy to call yourself a film fan or even a cinephile but when you dig a little deeper to...
Eureka Entertainment Announce Early 2013 Masters Of Cinema Line Up
Eureka Entertainment announced today via their twitter feeds (@eurekavideo & @mastersofcinema) the forthcoming releases in The Masters of Cinema series...