Appearing on Blu-ray as part of Eureka’s Masters of Cinema range with a splash of jade green comes Billy Wilder’s 1963 farcical comedy Irma La Douce starring Shirley

The impact of Stephen King on the literary horror scene in the mid-seventies cannot be underestimated, with each of his novels adapted for film or television adaptation before

The purpose of science is to demystify the unknown, to understand the processes of the world, to reveal the truth behind the apparent; it is not the role

It was the snap that was heard around the world as the Earth’s mightiest heroes were defeated for the first time as Thanos took command of the Infinity

It was supposed to be another lovely summer at Camp Clear Vista, bonding, refreshing, teaching the youngsters useful life skills as well as the more abstract concepts of

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If anyone was to personify the feeling “I recognise the face but his name escapes me,” it must surely have been the late Harry Dean Stanton who died

It was in March 1982 at the 54th Academy Awards that writer Colin Welland stated unambiguously that “The British are coming!” while collecting his Oscar for the script

“In blood there is the Voice which calleth through all space. Ye Monsters in ye Deep hear, and hearing, they lust. Likewise hath it a greater power to

Now on Blu-ray is one of the classic British war films of the postwar period, director Lewis Gilbert’s Sink the Bismarck!, a tightly-plotted fictionalised account of the Royal