The films that scared a generation! Two discs of drownings, broken necks, electrocution and the Green Cross Code.

Pink Eiga releases the follow-up to Yutaka Ikejima's terrific "The Japanese Wife Next Door", with an equally fun, yet darker tale of when decisions go wrong. ...

Family secrets are uncovered in Beautiful Kate, an impressive Australian drama directed by Rachel Ward. Review by Gary Couzens.

Two early films from Shane Meadows, released by the BFI. Review by Gary Couzens.

The Bount Arc finally concludes........

They aren't zombies, strictly speaking, but righteous pedantry aside, Jim Mickle's gritty horror unleashes some moments of considerable bite. Mark Lee reviews....

Two women. One hotel room. One night. The new film from Julio Medem, reviewed by Gary Couzens.

Pink Eiga's not done with Academy Award Winner Yojiro Takita just yet. Behold their latest release: the title says it all really......

Surreal and dipped in elements of horror, Second Run's latest is a perfect treat for this time of the year.

Second Run gathers its excellent editions of the Czech director's work and adds the portrait film Sentiment as a bonus

From the director of Brick, the con is on, and heiress Rachel Weisz is the target.

A nifty suspense thriller directed by Jacques Tourneur and starring Robert Ryan is now on DVD in the UK.

A movie star cast of Loretta Young, William Holden and Robert Mitchum try to get along in this frontier drama.

A sweet little Italian comedy hits R1 DVD from the label Zeitgeist.

Luis Bunuel's classic film about juvenile delinquents in Mexico City, reissued for the film's sixtieth anniversary.

Dennis Potter’s third lip-synch serial finally gets a DVD release from Acorn Media....