Anthony Mann’s The Man From Laramie To Get Masters Of Cinema Release
Eureka Entertainment to release director Anthony Mann's THE MAN FROM LARAMIE, one of the most powerful westerns of the 1950s starring James Stewart,...
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Catherine Hardwicke’s Lords Of Dogtown Getting Dual Format Release
Eureka Entertainment to release director Catherine Hardwicke's Lords Of Dogtown based on the true story of the legendary Z-boys and...
Review – Paths Of Glory (1957, Masters Of Cinema)
One of Stanley Kubrick's least-known is also one of his best. A fantastic story and superb cast come together in...
Eureka Entertainment To Release Wolf Creek TV Show, VoD, Home Release
30,000 people go missing in Australia each year, with 90 per cent found within the first month. The rest are...
Robert Aldrich’s The Flight Of The Phoenix Joining Masters Of Cinema
Eureka Entertainment to release The Flight Of The Phoenix, Robert Aldrich’s all time classic thriller starring James Stewart, Richard Attenborough...
Win Masters Of Cinema Release The Last Command On Blu-ray
Eureka Entertainment to release Josef von Sternberg’s brilliantly realized silent melodrama THE LAST COMMAND on Blu-ray for the first time...
Blu-ray Review – Eureka (1983)
Eureka has finally released the film Eureka directed by Nicolas Roeg, puns aside it's a fascinating addition. Eureka is the climax of Roeg's extraordinary...
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 – Fixed Bayonets! (1951)
Fixed Bayonets! is a war film directed by Samuel Fuller and was his 2nd film on the Korean war after...
Blu-Ray Review – The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973)
The Friends of Eddie Coyle remains one of the most influential crime films to come out of the '70s and...
Blu-Ray Review – A New Leaf (1971)
This film brought together a great team of actors, Walter Matthau and Elaine May, and was also May’s directorial debut....
Blu-Ray Review – The Skull (1965)
I've never been a fan of Hammer films, I've always found them boring and dated. The Skull was made the...
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 – 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...