Tagged Masters of Cinema

David Brook reviews John Frankenheimer's classic drama, which stars Burt Lancaster. It's being re-released on Dual Format by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema series.

David Brook reviews Eureka's dual format re-releases of these two classic racial thrillers.

David Brook reviews James Whale's classic horror film, which stars Melvyn Douglas, Charles Laughton, Raymond Massey, Gloria Stuart, Ernest Thesiger and Boris Karloff.

David Brook reviews Delbert Mann's classic drama, Marty, written by Paddy Chayefsky and starring Ernest Borgnine. It's being re-released on dual format Blu-Ray and DVD by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema series.

David Brook reviews Kiyoshi Kurosawa's bleak thriller, which is finally getting a home entertainment release in the UK, courtesy of Eureka.

David Brook reviews this box set of three of Hou Hsiao-Hsien's early films, including Cute Girl, The Green, Green Grass of Home and The Boys from Fengkuei.

David Brook reviews King Hu's forgotten classic of Asian fantasy-horror, Legend of the Mountain, which is being re-released in its entirety by Masters of Cinema.

Michael Corley reviews this classic from Carl Th. Dreyer, which is being re-released on Blu-Ray by Masters of Cinema.

David Brook reviews Eureka's new Blu-Ray re-release of Nobuhiko Ôbayashi bonkers cult classic.

David Brook reviews Billy Wilder's affectionate parody of the classic detective.

David Brook reviews Eureka's fantastic new Buster Keaton box set, which includes the films Sherlock Jr, The General and Steamboat Bill, Jr.

David Brook reviews Josef von Sternberg's unique tale of survival, based on a true story. The film is being re-released on Blu-Ray by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema collection.

David Brook reviews this pair of powerful German classics from director G.W. Pabst, re-released on DVD & Blu-Ray by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema collection.

David Brook reviews the kung-fu classic, starring Jackie Chan, which is being re-released on Blu-Ray as part of the Masters of Cinema collection.

David Brook reviews Kiyoshi Kurosawa's unsettling thriller, Creepy, which is released by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema Collection.