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George White reviews this curious Slade vehicle from the mid-70s, which is being released on Blu-ray by The BFI.

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

Andy Goulding reviews Alex Gibney’s 3 and a half hour documentary about Paul Simon.

William Old reviews Scott Barber’s documentary featuring the story of the world’s sickest band, GWAR

Jim Whalley reviews Allan Arkush's cult classic comedy, featuring The Ramones. It's being released on Blu-ray by 101 Films.

David Brook reviews Penelope Spheeris' counterculture classic, which is being released on Blu-ray by 101 Films as part of their Black Label.

Chris Mohan reviews Indicator's release of the 1986 film about the exile of a musician from his native homeland to West Germany and his subsequent pursuit of the truth about his father.

Chris Mohan reviews Dave Clark's film debut as a stuntman who runs away with a young model who is the face of a national advertising campaign.

David Brook reviews Alex Winters' new documentary about the unique and much admired musician, Frank Zappa.

Andrew Beeken reviews Joe Begos’ blood drenched hallucinogenic vampire tale.

David Brook reviews the criminally under-seen Prince concert film, Sign 'o' the Times, which is being released on Blu-ray by 101 Films.

Original Music by: Hildur Guðnadóttir Duration: 36 min Tracks: 17 Label: Water Tower Music Joker took a lot of people by surprise, by just how bleak and unnerving it was. One of the major aspects of tha...

David Brook reviews the Aretha Franklin concert film, which was shelved for decades before this recent release. It's coming out on Blu-ray, DVD and digital in the UK, from Studiocanal.

David Brook reviews this Finnish heavy metal comedy.

Original Music by: Bear McCreary Duration: 94 min Label: WaterTower Music One aspect of McCreary’s score is that he allows each of our titans the chance to shine with their own score and not just a score...