Prize of the International Critics' Jury (Special Mention): David Cronenberg (winner) - Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival, 1981 Genie (Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role): Robert A. Silverman (nominee), Best Performance by a Foreign Actress: Samantha Eggar (nominee), Best Achievement in Art Direction/Production Design: Carol Spier (nominee), Best Music Score: Howard Shore (nominee), and Best Achievement in Sound: Joe Grimaldi and Bryan Day (nominee) - Separated from his wife Nola (The Collector's Samantha Eggar), construction company owner Frank Carveth (Black Christmas' Art Hindle) must still bring their daughter Candy (Deadline's Cindy Hinds) to scheduled visits even whi...

Hong Kong Film Award (Best Supporting Actor): Man-Tat Ng (winner), Best Newcomer: Jacklyn Wu (nominee), Best Original Film Score: Ta-Yu Lo and Fabio Carli (nominee), and Best Original Film Song: Ta-Yu Lo (nominee) - Hong Kong Film Awards, 1991 Wah-Dee (Infernal Affairs' Andy Lau) is a low-level Triad member who lives for the night and illegal street racing. When ruthless gang member Trumpet (Fallen Angels' Wong Kwong-Leung) wants him for the getaway driver on a jewelry heist as a tribute to their Godfather, Wah-Dee accepts on the advice of mentor Brother Seven (...

"Birdeater" (2023) Louie (played by Mackenzie Fearnley) and Irene (played by Shabana Azeez) are a young couple that are about to get married. While there are headaches in planning and arranging their wedding, Louie is having a buck party with his former schoolmates to celebrate. While traditionally, bachelor parties are for just the guys getting together, they decide to modernize it by having Irene join as well. Invited by Louie are Dylan (played by Ben Hunter) who is unhinged with his way of speaking his mind, sometimes to the level of offense, Murph (played by Alfie Gledhill) who is a more laid back soul, and Charlie (played by Jack Bannister) who brings his fiancée Grace (played by Clementine Anderson). Irene also invites her friend Sam (played by Harley Wilson), a bisexual free spirit who is unattached to anyo...

Prize of the International Critics' Jury (Special Mention): David Cronenberg (winner) - Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival, 1981 Genie (Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role): Robert A. Silverman (nominee), Best Performance by a Foreign Actress: Samantha Eggar (nominee), Best Achievement in Art Direction/Production Design: Carol Spier (nominee), Best Music Score: Howard Shore (nominee), and Best Achievement in Sound: Joe Grimaldi and Bryan Day (nominee) - Separated from his wife Nola (The Collector's Samantha Eggar), construction company owner Frank Carveth (Black Christmas' Art Hindle) must still bring their daughter Candy (Deadline's Cindy Hinds) to scheduled visits even whi...

Kwok Chun-Wah (Dragon Fist's Jackie Chan) arrives in Hong Kong from the mainland in search of work and immediately gets scammed – by Supercop's Bill Tung in a guest appearance – but nevertheless spends his last pennies on a good luck rose from street vendor Mrs. Ko (The Wedding Banquet's Gua Ah-Lei) seconds before he winds up literally in the path of a gang war between Boss Bak (Sunny Fang Kang) and Dun Yat-fu (Island of Fire's Ko Chun-Hsiung) who insists that Bak's late partner Tang-Yeung owes a share of Bak's businesses. When chronically-ill Bak dies, a misunderstanding leads to Kwok...

On the eve of the fourth annual Fuquan Martial Arts Association tournament, gangster's lackey Diao Gui (The Story of Drunken Master's Ma Chien-Tang) agrees to transport smuggled goods to Hong Kong for Boss Lei Baio (Snake & Crane Arts of Shaolin's Li Min-Lang). Since they need to make use of the docks, Diao Gui appeals to Martial Arts Association leader and local head of security Master Ho Yong (Police Woman's Chu Mu) who tells him that he may not be able to guarantee cooperation if his North Gate School loses the tournament to the Dragon Village School who control the docks. North Gate only won the year before by bribing the referee and Ho Yong expresses doubt that his son Ha Dao-Yong (Chinese Godfather's

Kwok Chun-Wah (Dragon Fist's Jackie Chan) arrives in Hong Kong from the mainland in search of work and immediately gets scammed – by Supercop's Bill Tung in a guest appearance – but nevertheless spends his last pennies on a good luck rose from street vendor Mrs. Ko (The Wedding Banquet's Gua Ah-Lei) seconds before he winds up literally in the path of a gang war between Boss Bak (Sunny Fang Kang) and Dun Yat-fu (Island of Fire's Ko Chun-Hsiung) who insists that Bak's late partner Tang-Yeung owes a share of Bak's businesses. When chronically-ill Bak dies, a misunderstanding leads to Kwok...

"40+" Gerald Kingsland (Women in Love's Oliver Reed) places an ad in the lonely hearts column looking for a "wife" with which to spend a year on a tropical island. The ad elicits the interest of Inland Revenue office worker Lucy Irvine (The Lair of the White Worm's Amanda Donohoe). Unattached with only the company of lovelorn divorcee flatmate Lara (I Capture the Castle's Sorel Johnson), Lucy yearns for adventure, but she and Gerald find that it is not so easy to get stranded on a desert island in the present day as the Queensland government will not let them immigrate to the Torres Straits island of Tuin without being married but it is too late to pull out as they have funded their preparations with the advance from a book deal that neither can afford to pay back. Lucy reluctantly agrees to the ...

"The gal with the enormous… ratings" Elivra, "Mistress of the Dark" (The Working Girls' Cassandra Peterson) has more ambitions than being a TV horror hostess. She wants to open a burlesque show in Las Vegas but she is twenty-thousand dollars short and has just lost her job after refusing the advances ("It's milkin' time!") of the new cowboy studio owner (The Car's Lee McLaughlin). When she receives a telegram stating summoning her to the reading of the will of her late aunt Morgana Talbot, she is off to the New England town of Fallwell, making a grand entrance that has the town's morals committee – lead by Chastity Pariah (Planes, Trains & Automobiles' Edie McClurg) – scandalized. Elvira is less than thrilled to learn that all her aunt – who the locals believed was a witch – has left ...

"Yojimbo" 「用心棒� (1961) A masterless samurai (played by Mifune Toshiro) wanders into a corrupt town in which two gangs are constantly fighting for territory and power. One group is led by Seibei (played by Kawazu Seizaburo) and the other is led by Ushitora (played by Sazanka Kyu), each having dozens of gamblers and thieves working for them at their disposal. As the samurai outsider learns from the local izakaya owner Gonji (played by Tono Eijiro), the only person making a profit is the coffin maker (played by Watanabe Atsushi) as there are constant deaths from the never ending feud. The samurai, who decides on being called Sanjuro sees this as an opportunity to make some easy cash by becoming a bodyguard for either Seibei or Ushitora using his incredibly quick sword skills, and by having the gangs continuously massacre each other to wipe out the bad in the town altogether. But things don’t go according to his...

"Yojimbo" 「用心棒� (1961) A masterless samurai (played by Mifune Toshiro) wanders into a corrupt town in which two gangs are constantly fighting for territory and power. One group is led by Seibei (played by Kawazu Seizaburo) and the other is led by Ushitora (played by Sazanka Kyu), each having dozens of gamblers and thieves working for them at their disposal. As the samurai outsider learns from the local izakaya owner Gonji (played by Tono Eijiro), the only person making a profit is the coffin maker (played by Watanabe Atsushi) as there are constant deaths from the never ending feud. The samurai, who decides on being called Sanjuro sees this as an opportunity to make some easy cash by becoming a bodyguard for either Seibei or Ushitora using his incredibly quick sword skills, and by having the gangs continuously massacre each other to wipe out the bad in the town altogether. But things don’t go according to his...

When the Wang Chiang martial arts school is in the path of the wrecking ball for roadside expansion, Wang Hsieh Yun (The Spiritual Boxer's Lau Kar-Leung, also the film's writer/director/martial arts director) and his five pupils (The 36th Chamber of Shaolin's Gordon Liu, Dirty Ho's Wong Yu, To Kill a Mastermind's Robert Mak, The 8 Diagram Pole Fighter's Cheung Chin-Pang, and Heroes of the East's ...

The emperor (Disciples of the 36th Chamber's Ching Miao) is dying and has administered a test to twenty princes in the line of succession, gifting each one twenty rats to see how they will "govern" their subjects. All but one prince had passed the gifted rat onto their servants to raise, making the young fourteenth prince (Holy Flame of the Martial World's Max Mok) - whose rat colony has grown exponentially – as the choice he names in the royal decree. The fourth prince (Fist of Fury's Lau Wing), however, learns of this and sends his assassins to kill his younger brother but the fourteenth prince's bodyguard Tsang Jing (Duel to the Death's Norman Tsui...

"The Blair Witch Project": Rating B+ Few films in the horror genre have left as profound an impact as "The Blair Witch Project". Directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, this low-budget independent film revolutionized found-footage horror and remains a landmark in psychological terror. Despite its innovations, the film is not without its flaws, and its reception has been sharply divided between those who hail it as a masterwork of minimalist horror and those who dismiss it as an overhyped gimmick. The film follows three student filmmakers; Heather (Heather Donahue), Josh (Joshua Leonard), and Mike (Michael C. Williams) who set out to investigate the legend of the Blair Witch. As they delve deeper into the Maryland wilderness, they encounter increasingly disturbing phenomena, eventually descending into paranoia and hysteria. The shaky handheld camerawork and naturalistic performances contribute to the immersive experience, making the horror feel disturbingly authentic. ...

"The Blair Witch Project": Rating B+ Few films in the horror genre have left as profound an impact as "The Blair Witch Project". Directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, this low-budget independent film revolutionized found-footage horror and remains a landmark in psychological terror. Despite its innovations, the film is not without its flaws, and its reception has been sharply divided between those who hail it as a masterwork of minimalist horror and those who dismiss it as an overhyped gimmick. The film follows three student filmmakers; Heather (Heather Donahue), Josh (Joshua Leonard), and Mike (Michael C. Williams) who set out to investigate the legend of the Blair Witch. As they delve deeper into the Maryland wilderness, they encounter increasingly disturbing phenomena, eventually descending into paranoia and hysteria. The shaky handheld camerawork and naturalistic performances contribute to the immersive experience, making the horror feel disturbingly authentic. ...

With the likelihood of her memory ever returning, hospital patient Himiko (Onn-chan) spends her days building a map as a means of trying to reconstruct the life she has lost or create a new one for herself and others like a child-like (or dog-like) man (Haji Suzuki) who literally falls into her lap. She takes him into her home – a makeshift room deep in the tunnels of the city power plant – and tries to teach him how to speak, starting with the name she gives him "Pinocchio" based on the enigmatic tattoo on his back: the square root of 964 and the word Pinocchio. When Pinocchio suddenly regains his speech, Himiko realizes that he too has lost his memories. What neither of them know, however, is that Pinocchio 964 was a sex slave whose owner A-ko (Ranko) was dissatisfied with his inability to maintain an erection, so she had his memories wiped via a powerdrill to the head and her maid toss him out onto the street as rubbish. When Pinocchio's supplier (Rakumaro San'yûtei<...

When his American expatriate mother (The Reincarnation of Peter Proud's Cornelia Sharpe) dashes off to Rome to see her constantly-traveling hotel chain owner husband, young reptile-enthusiast Philip (Christmas Evil's Lance Holcomb) is left alone with his wildlife photographer grandfather Howard (Winter Kills' Sterling Hayden) in their London townhouse for the week. Although Philip's asthma is a constant concern, maid Louise (Die Screaming Marianne's Susan George), chauffeur Dave (The Brood's Oliver Reed), a...

"During his long and industrious career, the “Godfather of Hong Kong Cinema� Chang Cheh made several films with the celebrated “Venom Mob,� a group of skilled martial arts performers – including Lu Feng, Chiang Sheng, Philip Kwok, Sun Chien, Lo Mang, and Wai Pak – who rose to fame as the stars of his own Five Deadly Venoms. Here, Eureka Classics presents two of the Venom Mob’s best: The Daredevils and Ode to Gallantry." The Daredevils are Chen Feng (Crippled Avengers' Chiang Sheng), Fu Quan-yi (Masked Avengers' Lu Feng), Xin Cheng (The Kid with the Golden Arm's Sun Chien), and Liang Guo-ren (Hard Boiled

"During his long and industrious career, the “Godfather of Hong Kong Cinema� Chang Cheh made several films with the celebrated “Venom Mob,� a group of skilled martial arts performers – including Lu Feng, Chiang Sheng, Philip Kwok, Sun Chien, Lo Mang, and Wai Pak – who rose to fame as the stars of his own Five Deadly Venoms. Here, Eureka Classics presents two of the Venom Mob’s best: The Daredevils and Ode to Gallantry." The Daredevils are Chen Feng (Crippled Avengers' Chiang Sheng), Fu Quan-yi (Masked Avengers' Lu Feng), Xin Cheng (The Kid with the Golden Arm's Sun Chien), and Liang Guo-ren (Hard Boiled

"Ozploitation Rarities Volume 2" Umbrella Entertainment has been doing incredible work with the Ozploitation genre, giving a number of Australian exploitation films from the 1970s and 1980s a newfound interest by film fans all over the world with DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K releases. But a number of films in the genre have fallen through the cracks. Umbrella's line "Ozploitation Rarities" is rescuing some long forgotten films and this second volume has some fascinating works that are making their debuts on the Blu-ray format. Interestingly, they were shot on film but none of them had theatrical releases, and one film in the set never even had a legitimate Australian release on home video. The three film set collects these three obscure works from down under: "Desolation Angels" (1982) Jilly (played by Kim Trengove), Joanne (played by Kerry Mack), and Liz (played by Marie O'Loughlin) are three high school girls that decide to take a trip to Portsea secretly for the weekend. But while on route, mysterious b...

"Ozploitation Rarities Volume 2" Umbrella Entertainment has been doing incredible work with the Ozploitation genre, giving a number of Australian exploitation films from the 1970s and 1980s a newfound interest by film fans all over the world with DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K releases. But a number of films in the genre have fallen through the cracks. Umbrella's line "Ozploitation Rarities" is rescuing some long forgotten films and this second volume has some fascinating works that are making their debuts on the Blu-ray format. Interestingly, they were shot on film but none of them had theatrical releases, and one film in the set never even had a legitimate Australian release on home video. The three film set collects these three obscure works from down under: "Desolation Angels" (1982) Jilly (played by Kim Trengove), Joanne (played by Kerry Mack), and Liz (played by Marie O'Loughlin) are three high school girls that decide to take a trip to Portsea secretly for the weekend. But while on route, mysterious b...

"Ozploitation Rarities Volume 2" Umbrella Entertainment has been doing incredible work with the Ozploitation genre, giving a number of Australian exploitation films from the 1970s and 1980s a newfound interest by film fans all over the world with DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K releases. But a number of films in the genre have fallen through the cracks. Umbrella's line "Ozploitation Rarities" is rescuing some long forgotten films and this second volume has some fascinating works that are making their debuts on the Blu-ray format. Interestingly, they were shot on film but none of them had theatrical releases, and one film in the set never even had a legitimate Australian release on home video. The three film set collects these three obscure works from down under: "Desolation Angels" (1982) Jilly (played by Kim Trengove), Joanne (played by Kerry Mack), and Liz (played by Marie O'Loughlin) are three high school girls that decide to take a trip to Portsea secretly for the weekend. But while on route, mysterious b...

The body of a young man is found in a public park in Prague, his eyes open and staring. He is pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital and moved to the morgue. The medical staff discover that the man is Gregory Moore (One on Top of the Other's Jean Sorel), an American reporter working for the foreign press. What they do not know, however, is that he is not dead… or, at least, he does not believe he is dead. Able to see the doctors but unable to speak or move, Moore tries to recall how he got there even as he is wheeled into cold storage. When he was alive and well, Moore was planning on transferring to London and using his diplomatic ties to help get lover Mira (Black Belly of the Tarantula's Barbara Bach) out of the country with him. After they attend an upscale party in which Mira attracts much attention – as well as the jealousy of Moore's colleague and ex-lover Jessica (...

Tony (Berlin Alexanderplatz's Harry Baer) is a low-rung protection money collector for Luigi Chercio (The Fifth Cord's Edmund Purdom). He gets all of the smaller collections – and the resulting lower commissions – for a lot of work (including some weekly fisticuffs with one resistant client). He is the butt of jokes about his manliness because he is the only one of the gang who has not slept with Clara (Contamination's Gisela Hahn), although she’s eager to try him out. When Manzari (Contempt's Jack Palance) – aka Scarface – deliberately passes a bad check for three million lire in Luigi’s gambling hall, Tony begs Luigi to let him get the money...

Chuang San-tai (When Taekwondo Strikes' Hsu Hsia) of the Tang Shan school of martial arts is just about to celebrate his championship in competition when Chung Chien-chun (The Young Taoism Fighter's Yen Shi-Kwan) of the Patience Clan crashes the festivities and demands a match to truly decide who is the best. Despite the attempts of his star pupil and adopted son Hao-yun (Armour of God's Jackie Chan), his wife (Hong Kong Emmanuelle's Ou-Yang Sha-Fei), and daugther (Fist of Fury's Nora Miao) to intervene, Ch...

"A selection of vital works from filmmaker, artist and cultural activist Andrea Luka Zimmerman, the first director to be shortlisted for both the Grierson and Jarman Awards. Situated between documentary and fiction, these films challenge political and structural injustice, working with marginal communities to assert our shared humanity. "This 2-Disc Blu-ray Special Edition includes their multi-award-winning feature-length films, TaÅŸkafa, Stories of the Street (2013), Estate, a Reverie (2015), Erase and Forget (2017) and Here for Life (2019), plus a selection of their acclaimed shorts and documentary works. The set also includes appreciations by curator Gareth Evans and filmmaker Penny Woolcock, plus a 48-page booklet with essays by So Mayer and Ali Smith, plus writing by Andrea Luka Zimmerman." Taskafa, Stories of the Street: The street dogs of Istanbul are more than mangy mutts, lying about the walkways of alleys and town squares, they are pets, protectors, playmates, and confidantes of shop owners, the plaza regulars, and children. They are seen by the human populace as friends and as performing a public service for which they ar...

Ever since the atomic cataclysm of 1941, there are have been rumors that various governments were trying to ensure survival of the species by artificial production of humans. These rumors have been unsubstantiated and were attributed to the ancient legend of the Golem, a man baked out of clay and brought to life by placing in his mouth a slip of paper with a magic spell. When ophthalmologist ? Is murdered, the residents of his building come under suspicion but the most frustrating of them is Pernat (The Story of Sin's Marek Walczewski), an engraver who has lived there a number of years but seems to have no memories beyond his immediate circumstances. Released from custody and given the hat and coat of a stranger, Pernat is shocked to cross paths with two morgue attendants moving a body that appears to be his double. Returning to his building, he discovers that his prostitute neighbor Roznya (Man of Marble's Krystyna Janda) has commandeer...

Clément Lesser (Spotlight on a Murderer's Jean-Louis Trintignant) is an executive at his father's (La bête humaine's Jacques Berlioz) factory living a seemingly quaint and comfortable middle-class life with his former actress wife Anne (César and Rosalie's Romy Schneider); however, behind his bland exterior, he is angry and violent. Anne and her father-in-law put up with Clément railing against striking workers, student protests, and immigrants; and Anne may look the other way when she discovers a bazooka hidden in the hall closet. Anne does not realize, however, that the hunting club Clément belongs to is actually a far right extremist militia run by the mysterious Serge (Pierre Asso) planning to seize power bac...

Nina (Someone to Watch Over Me's Mimi Rogers) is a successful art dealer who looks forward to her weekly home massage appointment. This week, however, her regular masseuse Douglas (Twice Dead's Christopher Burgard) has failed to turn up, sending instead Fitch (F/X's Bryan Brown). Nina is caught off-guard by this change and tries to convey what she liked about Douglas without conveying her attraction to the younger, handsome Douglas to the older, frustratingly aloof Fitch; and even more so disarmed when she learns that Douglas has said that she and Fitch would be well-suited to each other, describing Nina as "lost." Over the course of an afternoon inside Nina's ultramodern house and its well-kept grounds, Fitch exposes Nina to a regimen of treatments with an emphasis on spiritual we...

"An undisputed master of melodrama, director Douglas Sirk is best known for the lavish, sweeping romances he made during the last decade of his career, including Magnificent Obsession, All That Heaven Allows, Written on the Wind and Imitation of Life. But by the time Sirk – born Hans Detlef Sierck – arrived in Hollywood, he had already made several films in his native Germany. The Masters of Cinema series is honoured to present this collection of Sirk’s earliest films, all of which established a blueprint for his later work: April Fool! (April, April!), The Girl from Marsh Croft (Das Mädchen vom Moorhof) and Pillars of Society (Stützen der Gesellschaft)." April, April!: The owner of the most prosperous pasta factory in town, Julius Lampe (Erhard Siedel) and his wife Tilde (She Walks by Night's Lina Carstens) are getting too pompous and above their station even for the fellow nouveau riche. Whe...

Chantal Contouri (Snapshot), David Hemmings (Harlequin), and Henry Silva (The Tall T) star in Thirst, a shocking fusion of horror and science fiction from legendary Australian producer Antony I Ginnane (Patrick). A sinister organisation known as the Brotherhood kidnaps Kate (Contouri), believing her to be the descendant of Countess Báthory, the Hungarian noblewoman who reputedly had vampiric tendencies. A battle of wills ensues as the Brotherhood tries to force the horrified Kate to join their blood-drinking sacrificial cult. Only Dr Fraser (Hemmings) is willing to help her ... ...

Chantal Contouri (Snapshot), David Hemmings (Harlequin), and Henry Silva (The Tall T) star in Thirst, a shocking fusion of horror and science fiction from legendary Australian producer Antony I Ginnane (Patrick). A sinister organisation known as the Brotherhood kidnaps Kate (Contouri), believing her to be the descendant of Countess Báthory, the Hungarian noblewoman who reputedly had vampiric tendencies. A battle of wills ensues as the Brotherhood tries to force the horrified Kate to join their blood-drinking sacrificial cult. Only Dr Fraser (Hemmings) is willing to help her... ...

Robert Powell (The Survivor), David Hemmings (Fragment of Fear), Carmen Duncan (Turkey Shoot), and Broderick Crawford (The Mob) star in Harlequin, a mysterious and fantastical thriller from director Simon Wincer (Snapshot) and writer Everett De Roche (Roadgames). When eccentric faith healer Gregory Wolfe (Powell) apparently cures the terminally ill son of Senator Nick Rast (Hemmings), Rast’s wife (Duncan) places her faith in Wolfe’s powers. But when Wolfe begins meddling in sensitive government business, political fixer Doc Wheelan (Crawford) decides to make the problem go away... Inspired by Rasputin’s influence over the Russian court, Harlequin (released in the US as Dark Forces) is a classic Australian chiller from producer Antony I Ginnane (Patrick)....

Robert Powell (The Survivor), David Hemmings (Fragment of Fear), Carmen Duncan (Turkey Shoot), and Broderick Crawford (The Mob) star in Harlequin, a mysterious and fantastical thriller from director Simon Wincer (Snapshot) and writer Everett De Roche (Roadgames). When eccentric faith healer Gregory Wolfe (Powell) apparently cures the terminally ill son of Senator Nick Rast (Hemmings), Rast’s wife (Duncan) places her faith in Wolfe’s powers. But when Wolfe begins meddling in sensitive government business, political fixer Doc Wheelan (Crawford) decides to make the problem go away... Inspired by Rasputin’s influence over the Russian court, Harlequin (released in the US as Dark Forces) is a classic Australian chiller from producer Antony I Ginnane (Patrick)....

Oscar® winner Cillian Murphy delivers a stunning performance as devoted father Bill Furlong in this film based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Claire Keegan. While working as a coal merchant to support his family, he discovers disturbing secrets kept by the local convent - and uncovers truths of his own - forcing him to confront his past and the complicit silence of a small Irish town controlled by the Catholic Church. ...

Henry Hathaway (Go West Young Man) directs John Wayne (Jet Pilot), Betty Field (7 Women), Harry Carey (You and Me), and Beulah Bondi (Remember the Night) in the classic 1941 melodrama The Shepherd of the Hills. When Daniel Howitt (Carey), a kindly stranger, arrives in a remote Ozark community riven by hatred, he befriends young Sammy (Field) and raises the ire of her fiancé, Matt (Wayne), a bitter moonshiner who has sworn to kill his own father. Based on the best-selling novel by Harold Bell Wright, and boasting ravishing cinematography by Charles Lang (The Long Gray Line) and W Howard Greene (The Magnificent Seven), Hathaway’s version of The Shepherd of the Hills was the third of no fewer than four big-screen adaptations, and was Wayne’s first film in Technicolor....

Humphrey Bogart (The Harder They Fall), Bruce Bennett (Undertow) and J Carrol Naish (The Lives of a Bengal Lancer) star in Sahara, a thrilling tale of World War II heroism from director Zoltán Korda (A Woman’s Vengeance). Separated from his unit following the fall of Tobruk, Master Sergeant Joe Gunn (Bogart) and his crew flee in a tank across the Sahara, picking up a variety of stragglers and prisoners along the way. With their survival entirely dependent on the water from a depleted well, the group must defend it against a whole German battalion. Produced by Harry Joe Brown (Buchanan Rides Alone) and shot under harsh conditions in the unforgiving landscape of the Colorado Desert, the production of Sahara utilised an entire US Army division as extras, adding to the film’s gritty sense of realism....

Cornel Wilde (Shockproof), Victoria Shaw (The Crimson Kimono), and Mickey Shaughnessy (Jailhouse Rock) star in Edge of Eternity, a riveting murder mystery from director Don Siegel (Madigan, Charley Varrick). When a series of killings plagues an Arizona ghost town on the edge of the Grand Canyon, Deputy Sherrif Martin (Wilde) forms an unlikely partnership with playgirl Janice (Shaw) to investigate. Made on location, and shot in CinemaScope by the great Burnett Guffey (The Sniper, The Reckless Moment), Edge of Eternity is one of Don Siegel's most arresting and thrilling crime films....

Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were two of American cinema’s best-loved comic actors, and this box set collects three of their classic collaborations. In Stir Crazy, Skip (Wilder) and Harry (Pryor) are sentenced to 125 years for a bank robbery they didn’t commit and must rely on each other to survive in a maximum-security prison. In See No Evil, Hear No Evil, blind Wally (Pryor) and deaf Dave (Wilder) team up to foil a murderous gang of thieves. Finally, in Another You, compulsive liar George (Wilder) is mistaken for the heir to a fortune, to the delight of conman Eddie (Pryor). This essential three-disc collection features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, interviews, and critical appreciations, as well as a 100-page book containing new and archival writings. Strictly limited to 6,000 individually numbered units....

Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were two of American cinema’s best-loved comic actors, and this box set collects three of their classic collaborations. In Stir Crazy, Skip (Wilder) and Harry (Pryor) are sentenced to 125 years for a bank robbery they didn’t commit and must rely on each other to survive in a maximum-security prison. In See No Evil, Hear No Evil, blind Wally (Pryor) and deaf Dave (Wilder) team up to foil a murderous gang of thieves. Finally, in Another You, compulsive liar George (Wilder) is mistaken for the heir to a fortune, to the delight of conman Eddie (Pryor). This essential three-disc collection features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, interviews, and critical appreciations, as well as a 100-page book containing new and archival writings. Strictly limited to 6,000 individually numbered units....

Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were two of American cinema’s best-loved comic actors, and this box set collects three of their classic collaborations. In Stir Crazy, Skip (Wilder) and Harry (Pryor) are sentenced to 125 years for a bank robbery they didn’t commit and must rely on each other to survive in a maximum-security prison. In See No Evil, Hear No Evil, blind Wally (Pryor) and deaf Dave (Wilder) team up to foil a murderous gang of thieves. Finally, in Another You, compulsive liar George (Wilder) is mistaken for the heir to a fortune, to the delight of conman Eddie (Pryor). This essential three-disc collection features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, interviews, and critical appreciations, as well as a 100-page book containing new and archival writings. Strictly limited to 6,000 individually numbered units....

In The Vampire (El vampiro), the beautiful, bereaved Marta (Welter) travels with Enrique (Salazar) to visit her sick aunt in her ancestral home. There, the mysterious neighbour Duval (Robles) offers to buy the family's decrepit hacienda. However, Duval is really Count Karol de Lavud, a vampire whose aim is to drain Marta of her blood and revive his entombed brother. In the sequel, The Vampire's Coffin (El atad del vampiro), grave robbers bring Lavud's corpse to Enrique's city hospital, where Marta now works as a nurse. Duly re-animated, Lavud sets about his bloody plan to make Marta his bride. Pre-dating Hammer Films' Dracula by a year, The Vampire's uniquely Mexican take on vampire mythology was the first film to give its antagonist elongated fangs, and its success kick-started Mexico's horror boom. Restored from the original negatives, these films finally receive their world Blu-ray premieres in this individually numbered Limited Edition two-disc set, complete with new and archival extra features, and a fully illustrated 80-page book....

In The Vampire (El vampiro), the beautiful, bereaved Marta (Welter) travels with Enrique (Salazar) to visit her sick aunt in her ancestral home. There, the mysterious neighbour Duval (Robles) offers to buy the family's decrepit hacienda. However, Duval is really Count Karol de Lavud, a vampire whose aim is to drain Marta of her blood and revive his entombed brother. In the sequel, The Vampire's Coffin (El atad del vampiro), grave robbers bring Lavud's corpse to Enrique's city hospital, where Marta now works as a nurse. Duly re-animated, Lavud sets about his bloody plan to make Marta his bride. Pre-dating Hammer Films' Dracula by a year, The Vampire's uniquely Mexican take on vampire mythology was the first film to give its antagonist elongated fangs, and its success kick-started Mexico's horror boom. Restored from the original negatives, these films finally receive their world Blu-ray premieres in this individually numbered Limited Edition two-disc set, complete with new and archival extra features, and a fully illustrated 80-page book....

In The Vampire (El vampiro), the beautiful, bereaved Marta (Welter) travels with Enrique (Salazar) to visit her sick aunt in her ancestral home. There, the mysterious neighbour Duval (Robles) offers to buy the family's decrepit hacienda. However, Duval is really Count Karol de Lavud, a vampire whose aim is to drain Marta of her blood and revive his entombed brother. In the sequel, The Vampire's Coffin (El atad del vampiro), grave robbers bring Lavud's corpse to Enrique's city hospital, where Marta now works as a nurse. Duly re-animated, Lavud sets about his bloody plan to make Marta his bride. Pre-dating Hammer Films' Dracula by a year, The Vampire's uniquely Mexican take on vampire mythology was the first film to give its antagonist elongated fangs, and its success kick-started Mexico's horror boom. Restored from the original negatives, these films finally receive their world Blu-ray premieres in this individually numbered Limited Edition two-disc set, complete with new and archival extra features, and a fully illustrated 80-page book....

In The Vampire (El vampiro), the beautiful, bereaved Marta (Welter) travels with Enrique (Salazar) to visit her sick aunt in her ancestral home. There, the mysterious neighbour Duval (Robles) offers to buy the family's decrepit hacienda. However, Duval is really Count Karol de Lavud, a vampire whose aim is to drain Marta of her blood and revive his entombed brother. In the sequel, The Vampire's Coffin (El atad del vampiro), grave robbers bring Lavud's corpse to Enrique's city hospital, where Marta now works as a nurse. Duly re-animated, Lavud sets about his bloody plan to make Marta his bride. Pre-dating Hammer Films' Dracula by a year, The Vampire's uniquely Mexican take on vampire mythology was the first film to give its antagonist elongated fangs, and its success kick-started Mexico's horror boom. Restored from the original negatives, these films finally receive their world Blu-ray premieres in this individually numbered Limited Edition two-disc set, complete with new and archival extra features, and a fully illustrated 80-page book....

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre’s most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the Fog), Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde), Jack Holt (Cat People), Boris Karloff (The Criminal Code), Peter Lorre (M), and Fay Wray (Thunderbolt). In Behind the Mask, the dastardly Dr ‘X’ murders his patients and smuggles narcotics in their coffins. Black Moon sees a cursed daughter return to the island where her parents perished in a voodoo ceremony. In Air Hawks, pioneering aviators are tormented by rivals operating a horrifying death ray. Island of Doomed Men sees an undercover agent infiltrating a remote penal colony presided over by a madman. In Cry of the Werewolf, a beautiful female lycanthrope vows to murder those who discover her family’s secret. And, for those whose nerves are still intact, The Soul of a Monster tells the tale of a woman who makes a diabolical deal to save her husband’s life. This essential three-disc collection marks the UK Blu-ray premiere of all six films, and features an array of fascinating contextualising extras, including newly recorded commentaries, critical appreciations, and rare archival sh...

Hollywood legends Marlene Dietrich (Blonde Venus) and Fred MacMurray (Pushover) collide in the screwball comedy classic The Lady Is Willing. Eccentric Broadway star Liza Madden (Dietrich) longs to become a mother but has no need for a husband. When she stumbles across an abandoned baby, she resolves to adopt it, entering into a marriage of convenience with child-hating, rabbit-obsessed divorcé Dr McBain (MacMurray). Directed by Mitchell Leisen (Remember the Night) and scripted by James Edward Grant (Bullfighter and the Lady), The Lady Is Willing also includes memorable supporting turns from Stanley Ridges (An Act of Murder), Aline MacMahon (One Way Passage), and Arline Judge (An American Tragedy). ...

Sylvia Sidney (An American Tragedy), George Raft (Spawn of the North), and Harry Carey (The Long Gray Line) head up the cast of this powerful film from the great Fritz Lang (Ministry of Fear). When ex-convict Joe (Raft) gets a job in a department store, he falls in love with his co-worker Helen (Sidney) and, even though the rules of their employment strictly forbid it, the two secretly are married. However, when he discovers that Helen has been hiding the fact that she is also an ex-con, Joe becomes enraged and decides to rob the store, putting their relationship in jeopardy. With a screenplay by Virginia Van Upp (Affair in Trinidad) and Norman Krasna (Fury), as well as music by the legendary Kurt Weill (The Threepenny Opera), You and Me is a unique mix of crime thriller and romantic comedy which confounded audience expectations at the time of its release, but which has become a critical favourite in the decades since....

Following the runaway success of Love Affair, Irene Dunne (The Awful Truth) and Charles Boyer (A Woman’s Vengeance) were reunited for When Tomorrow Comes, a heartbreaking romantic melodrama. Despite differences of class and politics, concert pianist Philip (Boyer) falls in love with waitress Helen (Dunne), and they embark on a torrid romance. However, Helen soon finds that Philip is hiding something from her... Directed by John M Stahl (Leave Her to Heaven) and based on a story by James M Cain (The Postman Always Rings Twice), When Tomorrow Comes was later remade by Douglas Sirk as Interlude, and stands as a classic of the so-called ‘Women's Picture’ genre....

George Lazenby, in a career-defining departure from his role as James Bond 007 (On Her Majesty’s Secret Service), delivers a powerful, gutsy performance in Aldo Lado's chillingly disturbing giallo masterpiece, WHO SAW HER DIE? Lazenby portrays Franco Serpieri, a sculptor recently separated from his wife (Anita Strindberg). He invites their young daughter, Roberta (Nicoletta Elmi), to spend time with him in an autumnal Venice. As father and daughter joyfully make up for lost time exploring the city, their idyllic bonding is shattered when Roberta becomes the target of a dangerous child-killer lurking in the city's foggy canals. Consumed by grief and driven by a thirst for justice, a tormented Franco embarks on his own investigation, uncovering vicious depravity in the highest echelons of Venetian society controlled by a Machiavellian art-dealer Adolfo Celi (Largo in 007’s Thunderball). Bearing striking and uncanny similarities to Nicolas Roeg’s later film, Don’t Look Now, Lado’s WHO SAW HER DIE? delves into a father’s haunting guilt within a spellbinding giallo mystery. Enhanced by Ennio Morricone's eerie score and Franco Di Giacomo's (The Good, The Bad & The Ugly) evocative cinematography, now properly revealed in this defin...

After a decade of honing their signature characters, Richie and Eddie, across TV and stage-show appearances, British comedy legends Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson (The Comic Strip Presents..., The Young Ones) finally gave the pair the big-screen outing which they truly deserved in the riotous, vomit-soaked entertainment that is Guest House Paradiso. When Mr Nice (Simon Pegg, Shaun of the Dead) and his family check in to ‘the cheapest hotel in Britain’ – run with maximum inefficiency and malfeasance by Richie and Eddie – it sets off an outrageous chain of events involving rubber underwear, a beautiful Italian film star (Hélène Mahieu), her abusive fiancé (Vincent Cassel, Irreversible), and a consignment of radioactive fish. Featuring a spectacular supporting cast, which also includes Fenella Fielding (Carry On Screaming!, Hammer’s The Old Dark House) and Bill Nighy (Love Actually), this slapstick tour-de-force is a latter-day classic of disreputable British comedy, which has to be seen to be believed....

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974–1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by screenwriter Christopher Wood (The Spy Who Loved Me), each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident-prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money-making schemes of his brother-in-law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth, Corruption). The fun starts in Confessions of a Window Cleaner, as Timmy must satisfy the demands of a clientele of lonely housewives whilst attempting to woo police officer Liz (Linda Hayden, The Blood on Satan’s Claw). In Confessions of a Pop Performer, Timmy endures the ups and downs (and ins and outs) of the music business when he joins a band managed by Sid. With Confessions of a Driving Instructor, Timmy finds his female students fumbling for his gearstick. Finally, in Confessions from a Holiday Camp, entertainment officer Timmy struggles to organise a beauty contest under the watchful eye of the camp’s tyrannical new manager. Directed by Val Guest (The Full Treatment) and Norman Cohen (Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers), this classic quartet features a support...

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974–1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by screenwriter Christopher Wood (The Spy Who Loved Me), each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident-prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money-making schemes of his brother-in-law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth, Corruption). The fun starts in Confessions of a Window Cleaner, as Timmy must satisfy the demands of a clientele of lonely housewives whilst attempting to woo police officer Liz (Linda Hayden, The Blood on Satan’s Claw). In Confessions of a Pop Performer, Timmy endures the ups and downs (and ins and outs) of the music business when he joins a band managed by Sid. With Confessions of a Driving Instructor, Timmy finds his female students fumbling for his gearstick. Finally, in Confessions from a Holiday Camp, entertainment officer Timmy struggles to organise a beauty contest under the watchful eye of the camp’s tyrannical new manager. Directed by Val Guest (The Full Treatment) and Norman Cohen (Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers), this classic quartet features a support...

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974–1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by screenwriter Christopher Wood (The Spy Who Loved Me), each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident-prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money-making schemes of his brother-in-law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth, Corruption). The fun starts in Confessions of a Window Cleaner, as Timmy must satisfy the demands of a clientele of lonely housewives whilst attempting to woo police officer Liz (Linda Hayden, The Blood on Satan’s Claw). In Confessions of a Pop Performer, Timmy endures the ups and downs (and ins and outs) of the music business when he joins a band managed by Sid. With Confessions of a Driving Instructor, Timmy finds his female students fumbling for his gearstick. Finally, in Confessions from a Holiday Camp, entertainment officer Timmy struggles to organise a beauty contest under the watchful eye of the camp’s tyrannical new manager. Directed by Val Guest (The Full Treatment) and Norman Cohen (Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers), this classic quartet features a support...

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974–1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by screenwriter Christopher Wood (The Spy Who Loved Me), each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident-prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money-making schemes of his brother-in-law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth, Corruption). The fun starts in Confessions of a Window Cleaner, as Timmy must satisfy the demands of a clientele of lonely housewives whilst attempting to woo police officer Liz (Linda Hayden, The Blood on Satan’s Claw). In Confessions of a Pop Performer, Timmy endures the ups and downs (and ins and outs) of the music business when he joins a band managed by Sid. With Confessions of a Driving Instructor, Timmy finds his female students fumbling for his gearstick. Finally, in Confessions from a Holiday Camp, entertainment officer Timmy struggles to organise a beauty contest under the watchful eye of the camp’s tyrannical new manager. Directed by Val Guest (The Full Treatment) and Norman Cohen (Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers), this classic quartet features a support...

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974–1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by screenwriter Christopher Wood (The Spy Who Loved Me), each instalment follows the fortunes of the feckless and accident-prone – yet seemingly irresistible – Timmy (Askwith) as he gets embroiled in the money-making schemes of his brother-in-law Sidney Noggett (Anthony Booth, Corruption). The fun starts in Confessions of a Window Cleaner, as Timmy must satisfy the demands of a clientele of lonely housewives whilst attempting to woo police officer Liz (Linda Hayden, The Blood on Satan’s Claw). In Confessions of a Pop Performer, Timmy endures the ups and downs (and ins and outs) of the music business when he joins a band managed by Sid. With Confessions of a Driving Instructor, Timmy finds his female students fumbling for his gearstick. Finally, in Confessions from a Holiday Camp, entertainment officer Timmy struggles to organise a beauty contest under the watchful eye of the camp’s tyrannical new manager. Directed by Val Guest (The Full Treatment) and Norman Cohen (Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers), this classic quartet features a support...

Boy (Bill Skarsgard) is left orphaned, deaf, and voiceless when his family is brutally murdered in front of him. Driven by his inner voice, taken from his favourite childhood video game (the legendary H. Jon Benjamin), Boy escapes to the jungle where he encounters a mysterious shaman (The Raid’s Yayan Ruhian) who trains him to become an instrument of death. Seeking revenge Boy embarks on a mission against the corrupt post-apocalyptic dynasty headed by the deranged matriarch Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen), unleashing carnage, delirious violence and martial arts mayhem on his road to retribution....

Boy (Bill Skarsgard) is left orphaned, deaf, and voiceless when his family is brutally murdered in front of him. Driven by his inner voice, taken from his favourite childhood video game (the legendary H. Jon Benjamin), Boy escapes to the jungle where he encounters a mysterious shaman (The Raid’s Yayan Ruhian) who trains him to become an instrument of death. Seeking revenge Boy embarks on a mission against the corrupt post-apocalyptic dynasty headed by the deranged matriarch Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen), unleashing carnage, delirious violence and martial arts mayhem on his road to retribution....

Bridget Fonda (Jackie Brown, A Simple Plan) and Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hitcher, The Hateful Eight) star in Barbet Schroeder’s (Reversal of Fortune, Mad Men) erotic psychological thriller Single White Female. When Allie (Fonda) breaks off her engagement, she is delighted to find a supportive new roommate in Hedy (Leigh). But when Hedy's behaviour becomes increasingly obsessive, and a series of violent events begin to occur, Allie fears that Hedy is not all she claims to be. Beautifully photographed by Luciano Tovoli (The Passenger, Suspiria), and with a powerful score by Howard Shore (The Silence of the Lambs, Videodrome), Single White Female is one of the most stylish suspense thrillers of the nineties....

Horror legend George A Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead) directs Jason Flemyng (Snatch, Pennyworth), Peter Stormare (Fargo), and Leslie Hope (24) in the devastating and deranged Bruiser. Unhappy with both his homelife and his career, Henry (Flemyng) is plagued by violent fantasies. When he wakes up to find his face replaced by a featureless mask, he sets about exacting violent punishment on those who have wronged him. Featuring music by celebrated composer Donald Rubinstein (Martin, Knightriders), and including an appearance by legendary punk band the Misfits, Bruiser was hailed by critics and fans alike as a triumphant return to independent filmmaking for Romero....