Category: TV

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

Wyatt and Christian have known each other since before college, but time and circumstance can sweep even the closest of friends in different directions then unexpectedly back together.

“The nightmare came to me before dawn, sneaking into my mind, disguising itself as an ordinary dream. And that’s when the first chapter of my life, my childhood,

It’s been three years since Arrow delved into the archives of obscure cinematic oddity to create their first volume of The American Horror Project, remastering three relatively unknown

Amber needs to get her head in the game and keep her eyes on the goal but she can barely keep her eyes on the road, almost knocking

It is understandable that Stella Black does not feel like playing the charming hostess back at her home in the evening following the memorial service for her husband

Born in in Amiens, France, in 1912, Odette Marie Céline Brailly was a child of war, her father killed at Verdun in the final weeks of the Great

The first casualty of war is the truth, and in the struggle for victory all is fair, even the most outrageous deceptions carried out in broad daylight with

In the fields beyond the village a kratt goes about its business, a spinning tripedal totem of bone, branch and blade in search of its quarry, tied to

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then director Todd Tucker genuinely admires John Carpenter, Terror of Hallow’s Eve opening with a somewhat familiar white on black