3.5
The Sons of Great Bear – Eureka
John Kirk reviews DEFA's first Western, released on limited edition Blu-ray by Eureka on their Masters of Cinema label
3.5
4.0
Rosa la rose, fille publique – Radiance
John Kirk reviews Paul Vecchiali's 1986 film, which is released on limited edition Blu-ray in the UK by Radiance.
4.0
A Day at the Beach – Indicator
John Kirk reviews the long lost 1970 film, written by Roman Polanski and released on limited-edition Blu-ray on the Indicator label
5.0
Carnal Knowledge – Indicator
John Kirk reviews the fourth feature directed by Mike Nichols, released on limited edition 4K and Blu-ray on the Indicator label
5.0
A Hard Day’s Night – Criterion Collection
John Kirk reviews the iconic Beatles film which is released on dual-format 4K and Blu-ray and standalone Blu-ray by the Criterion Collection
4.5
Heart of Stone – Eureka Masters of Cinema
John Kirk reviews the beloved 1950 German fairytale produced by DEFA and released on limited edition Blu-Ray on the Masters of Cinema label.
4.5
Dark City (1998) – Arrow
John Kirk reviews the 1998 sci-fi noir directed by Alex Proyas and released on limited edition 4K and Blu-ray editions by Arrow Video
4.0
Tourist Trap – 101 Films
John Kirk reviews the 1979 supernatural horror produced by Charles Band, which is released uncut on limited edition Blu-ray by 101 Films
5.0
The Iron Rose – Indicator
John Kirk reviews Jean Rollin's 1973 atmospheric gothic horror released on separate 4K and Blu-ray limited editions on the Indicator label
3.5
Jason Goes To Hell – Arrow Video
John Kirk reviews the ninth instalment in the slasher horror franchise, released on limited edition 4K UHD by Arrow Video
4.0
Themroc – Radiance
John Kirk reviews the 1973 French satire starring Michel Piccoli which is released on limited edition Blu-Ray by Radiance
4.0
Jason X – Arrow Video
John Kirk reviews the 2001 entry in the long-running Friday the 13th slasher series, released on limited edition 4K by Arrow Video.
5.0
Ugetsu – Criterion Collection
John Kirk reviews Kenji Mizoguchi's 1953 beautiful masterpiece, released on dual-format 4K UHD and Blu-ray by the Criterion Collection.
3.5
Little Man, What Now? – Indicator
John Kirk reviews Frank Borzage's 1934 melodrama starring Margaret Sullavan, released on limited edition Blu-ray on the Indicator label.
3.0
Nine Guests For A Crime – 88 Films
John Kirk reviews the 1977 giallo which is released on a limited edition deluxe collector's edition by 88 Films.