Review Archive
The Theo Angelopoulos Collection Volume III
The late great Greek director's final four films, in the third of Artificial Eye's box sets.
Fairy Tail - Part 2
The fantasy adventures and wizard battles take on a new momentum in the second half of Series 1.
Tuesday, After Christmas
Second Run's impressive strike rate continues...
The Heir to Genghis Khan (aka Storm Over Asia)
Another Hyperkino edition available exclusively from MovieMail.
Castle Freak
Jeffrey Combs inherits a castle... and its freak.
The Divide
It's the end of the world in Xavier Gens' The Divide. John reviews the UK DVD...
Potiche
Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu star in Potiche, a comic battle of the sexes directed by François Ozon.
The Look
Charlotte Rampling in interview and in conversation.
The Nine Muses
Rich, complex and staggeringly beautiful.
Kiddy Grade
Anyone for Auditors in Space? This 2002 anime series from Gonzo studio stretches the limits of the space anime genre.
Freud
Montgomery Clift confronts his repression in John Huston's biopic of the famed psychoanalyst
Heavenly Pursuits
Gentle Glaswegian comedy-drama with Tom Conti and Helen Mirren.
Twice Round the Daffodils
Not a Carry On, but almost...
Clone
The new Doctor Who makes a movie.
The Iron Lady
Meryl Streep portrays The Iron Lady in her Oscar-winning performance as Margaret Thatcher
Tourist Trap
Mannequins and madness.
Lust for Love / The Tailor from Ulm
Two rarities from 'Heimat' director Edgar Reitz.
Re-cycle
Kev dives into The Re-cycle as Cine Du Monde grants it a UK release this week.
Il Boom
Bittersweet satire from the director of Bicycle Thieves.
Dream House
Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, and Naomi Watts star in Jim Sheridan's thriller, but its off-screen antics are far more compelling than the finished product.
The Portuguese Nun
Eugène Green finally makes it onto UK DVD.
Yakuza Hunters - The Ultimate Battle Royale
Kev takes a look at this recent homage to Toei Pinky Violence, care of Cine Du Monde.
Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rama
Gratuitous nudity, general silliness and a little bit of horror - you know what to expect.
The Deadly Spawn
Arrow Video's latest extras-packed horror revival.
ID:A
Watered down Nordic Noir.
