I assumed for years that Tank Girl was a movie about the band, No Doubt, based on the old MGM DVD that I would walk past constantly at a local supermarket. Turns out that’s not Gwen Stefani on the cover, but rather Lori Petty, a girl warrior in a post-apocalyptic Australia where a corporate tyrant […]
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Eureka Entertainment takes to the rough seas of the Mid-Atlantic with the nail-biting thriller, Juggernaut – available now on Blu-ray in celebration of the film’s 50th Anniversary. Richard Harris heads a cast of dignified English and international stars as the veteran bomb disposal expert, Lt. Cmdr. Anthony Fallon, who is sent aboard the passenger liner,
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Most physical media collectors gravitate to Via Vision Entertainment due to the heavy output of various Blu-ray and 4K titles, particularly from their very popular sub-label, Imprint Films. However, I’ve always appreciated the effort behind releasing the content ‘you probably haven’t heard of’ such as Monsters – an anthology TV series which is out now
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Almost twenty years after the well of ‘Satanic Panic’ dried up in Hollywood, indie filmmaker Ti West allowed horror fans to whet their whistle with a throwback to eviler times with The House of the Devil – available now on Blu-ray from Umbrella Entertainment. When a cash-strapped colleague student, Samantha, answers a vague advert for
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101 Films invite you to a sleepover in glorious 4K UHD with their NEW Limited-Edition release of Slumber Party Massacre and Slumber Party Massacre II – available now for the first time in the UK With its literal title, the 1982 original is indeed the seminal classic within its sub-genre of pyjama slashers. However, its
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It’s a story that’s become part of the horror movie zeitgeist. In 1994 three film students venture into the woods near Burkittsville, Maryland while shooting a documentary only to disappear without a trace. A year later their footage is found. The Blair Witch Project was not the first in the sub-genre it helped pioneer, but
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Available now on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK from 101 Films, the documentary feature When We Were Kings captures the buildup and in-ring confrontation between Heavyweight boxer, champion George Foreman and his underdog opponent, Muhammad Ali dubbed as “The Rumble in the Jungle”. Muhammad Ali was an undeniably charismatic figure, the often
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Nothing compares to the majesty of an ocean voyage and despite never having been on one myself, cinema has provided many virtual getaways. Imprint Films are offering first-class seats with their box set release of the harrowing ensemble drama, Voyage of the Damned – out now on Blu-ray along with the extended cut which is
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Osgood Perkins was introduced to horror audiences as a young Normal Bates in Psycho II when his older counterpart played by his father, Anthony Perkins, peered through a keyhole to his traumatic upbringing. Over the years that followed he’s made numerous appearances in film and television titles such as Legally Blonde and Alias, before establishing
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Albert Pyun was a prolific genre filmmaker who chalked up 54 credits to his name before sadly passing away in 2022. Among his classic titles were the post-apocalyptic JCVD vehicle, Cyborg (the first R-rated movie I was exposed to) and his directorial debut, The Sword and the Sorcerer – available from November 4 on 4K
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