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Alex Brade reviews the brand new fully comprehensive Battle Royale Blu-ray limited edition box set from Arrow Video.

Alex Brade reviews the brand new Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery Blu Ray release, from Icon Film Distribution.

Director: Don E. Fauntleroy Screenplay: Steven Collins Starring: Steven Seagal, Luke Goss, Jaqueline Lord, Roger Geunveir Smith, Michael Kenneth Williams, Langley Kirkwood Year: 2006/2021 Duration: 91 ...

Andrew Beeken reviews Robert Zemeckis’ 2020 adaptation of Roald Dahl’s children’s classic

Andrew Beeken takes a look at Arrow’s lush remaster of Harley Cokeliss’ cult horror, Dream Demon.

Director: James Gray Screenplay: James Gray and Ethan Gross Starring: Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, Ruth Negga, Liv Tyler Year: 2019 Duration: 123min Country: USA BBFC Certification: 12 ...

Scott Gilliland reviews Midge Costin's wonderful directorial documentary debut, Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound,

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 Paul Bartel's cult classic comedy, which is being released on Blu-ray as part of the Criterion Collection in the UK.

Scott Gilliland reviews Kristen Stewart's and Laura Dern's dramatisation of the tale of Lauren Albert's literary avatar J.T. LeRoy.

Elwood Jones and Jason Soto join David to talk about a variety of home entertainment releases, including reviews of The Incident and Enter the Anime.

Andrew Beeken reviews the UHD Blu-Ray release of James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez's manga adaptation Alita: Battle Angel

Director: Olivier Assayas Screenplay: Olivier Assayas Starring: Connie Nielsen, Chloe Sevigny, Gina Gershon Year:2002 Duration: 121 min Country: French BBFC Certification:18 Up-and-coming executive Di...

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...

David Brook reviews Rainer Sarnet's dark Estonian fairy tale, which is being released on dual-format Blu-Ray and DVD by Eureka as part of their Montage Pictures offshoot.