3.5
Cloud/Charisma: Two Films by Kiyoshi Kurosawa – Eureka
David Brook reviews two films by Kiyoshi Kurosawa, which are being released together by Eureka Masters of Cinema.
3.5
3.0
Apache Blu-Ray Review – Masters of Cinema
Director: Robert Aldrich
Screenplay: James R. Webb
Based on the novel by: Paul Wellman
Producers: Harold Hecht
Starring: Burt Lancaster, Jean Peters, John McIntire
Year: 1954
Country: USA
BBFC Cert...
3.0
Rio Lobo
Director: Howard Hawks
Screenplay: Leigh Brackett and Burton Wohl (from a story by Burton Wohl)
Starring: John Wayne, Jorge Rivero, Jennifer O'Neill, Jack Elam, Chris Mitchum
Country: United States...
4.0
Shogun’s Samurai – Eureka
David Brook reviews Kinji Fukasaku's jigaigeki epic, which is being released on Blu-ray by Eureka Masters of Cinema.
4.0Overall:
La Notte – Eureka
Samuel Port reviews Michelangelo Antonioni's arthouse classic, being released in 4K by Eureka Masters of Cinema.
4.0
Furious Swords and Fantastic Warriors: The Heroic Cinema of Chang Cheh – Eureka Classics
Director: Chang Cheh
Starring: Ti Lung, David Chiang, Chen Kuan-tai, Alexander Fu Sheng
Year: Various (1967--1983)
Duration: Approx. 950 min (10 films across 5 discs)
C...
3.5
Flaming Brothers – aka Dragon and Tiger Fight
Justin Richards reviews Joe Cheung's heroic bloodshed film 'Flaming Brothers'.
4.0
The Diabolical Dr Z – Eureka
John Kirk reviews Jess Franco's 1966 gothic horror sci-fi which is released on limited edition Blu-ray on the Eureka Classics label.
4.0
The Island (1985) – Eureka Masters of Cinema
John Kirk reviews director Po-Chih Leong's Hong Kong survival horror, released on limited edition Blu-ray on Eureka's Masters of Cinema label.
5.0
Finis Terrae – Eureka
David Brook reviews Jean Epstein's masterful silent drama. It's being released on Blu-ray by Eureka Masters of Cinema.
5.0
High Noon 4K – Eureka Masters of Cinema
John Kirk reviews the 1952 Western masterpiece which is released on limited edition 4K UHD by Eureka on their Masters of Cinema label
5.0
The Old Dark House (1932) 4K – Eureka Masters of Cinema
John Kirk reviews James Whale's masterful 1932 horror comedy released on limited edition 4K UHD by Eureka on their Masters of Cinema label
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
4.0
Exact Revenge: The Eunuch and The Deadly Knives – Eureka
David Brook reviews this pair of Shaw Brothers revenge films, which are being released together on Blu-ray by Eureka Classics.
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.