Category: TV

Saturday March 24th, 1984, a day unremarkable in history but largely missed by five students condemned to spend their time in detention in the library of Shermer High

A country divided, President Díaz is the hardline ruler of Mexico, and while the revolutionary leader Santillana has promised his followers that change will come the years have

The Countess Ranevskaya in her “high powdered wig” rumoured to be over a hundred years old, a witch who “sold her soul to the devil” in order to

The spring of 1943, and Masakichi Arakawa, the leader of the Tenryu clan of the Yakuza, has suffered a stroke from which he is unlikely to fully recover;

A new boutique Blu-ray label launching in 2023 specialising in “world cinema, cult classics and rediscovered gems,” Radiance open their catalogue with Elio Petri’s multi-award winning 1971 class

Their father regarded within the community as “the best coloured doctor in all of Louisiana,” growing up with a beautiful and loving mother and two siblings, older sister

His resume now holding over two hundred credits as an actor, to say nothing of his work as a director, stunt performer or stunt arranger, it is little

The last days before Christmas, the season of giving and goodwill to all, a message which Father David preaches to his sparse and indifferent congregation, the only member

Arrow once again delving into the diverse back catalogue of eccentric but ebullient Greek director Nico Mastorakis following Island of Death, The Wind and Bloodstone, 1988’s Nightmare at

Another month brings another delve into the Universal vaults as Eureka present a brace of films scanned from the original film elements to make their UK Blu-ray debut,