Tagged comedy

David Brook reviews Jan Nemec's allegorical Czech New Wave classic, which is being released on Blu-ray by Second Run.

David Brook reviews this lesser-known John Ford classic, which is being released on Blu-ray by Eureka's Masters of Cinema series.

George Pursall reviews Girl Stroke Boy, a little seen landmark in LBGTQ cinema, newly released by Indicator

Arrow's release of My Stepmother is an Alien is an affectionate tribute to an awkward comedy that always had problems, but has its moments.

David Brook reviews Mike Leigh's debut feature, which is being released on a remastered Blu-ray by the BFI.

David Brook reviews Shinji Sômai's unusual coming-of-age Yakuza drama, which is being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Video.

David Brook reviews this low budget Japanese time travel comedy, which is being released in the UK by Third Window Films.

How to stage a zombie romcom Apocalypse in Crouch End, full of interviews, production material and hilarious anecdotes.

David Brook reviews Arrow Video's Blu-ray box set of yokai monster films, which, between them, blend horror, samurai and family movie tropes.

David Brook reviews Thomas Vinterberg's latest film, which explores a group of middle-aged men experimenting with daytime drinking.

David Brook reviews Eureka's Blu-ray box set containing three lesser-known silent films from the vaults at Universal studios.

Chris Mohan reviews this black comedy release that looks at how an already dysfunctional family gets on after the tragic death of the parents and the return home of the self-centred sister.

David Brook reviews John Badham's period comedy about the negro baseball leagues in the 30s. It's being released on Blu-ray by Indicator.

Jim Whalley reviews Jeremy Paul Kagan's comedy-mystery, which stars Richard Dreyfuss and is being released on Blu-ray by Indicator.

David Brook reviews Howard Hawks' screwball comedy classic, which is being released on Blu-ray by the Criterion Collection.