Category: TV

Sophisticated and beguiling and even more relevant than ever, appearing on Blu-ray this month in a shiny new 4K restoration as part of Studio Canal’s Vintage Classics range

“The following film is based on fact…” The slightly dubious claim which opens The Hills Have Eyes Part II, belated sequel to Wes Craven’s 1977 savage cannibal wilderness

Currently listed under its alternate title The Concrete Jungle on IMDB, The Criminal was one of a string of features shot in the UK by American director Joseph

Going to war should be the hardest part; coming home should be easy, yet for too many soldiers it brings its own set of challenges beyond the recovery

“I have no idea what the reaction to Cruising would be today… but it will at least be more understood.” Even before its release in February 1980, the

Now on UK Blu-ray courtesy of Criterion is one of the most significant American films of the early 1970s and perhaps, even, of all time. Terrence Malick’s impressionistic

“I hate directors who take themselves very seriously. I think this is ridiculous.” The enfant terrible of German arthouse cinema, the writer/director Jörg Buttgereit is softly spoken and

Already an established comedy writer who had scripted two National Lampoon films in the early eighties, it was with a very different type of comedy that John Hughes

Developed in 1933 by Edwin Armstrong, frequency modulation broadcasting offered the possibility of better sound quality than the established amplitude modulation radio which had been in use since

Eureka Classics continue their programme of restorations of British war movies following on from their earlier releases of 1960’s Sink the Bismarck! and 1967’s The Night of the