Reviews

rankenstein and the Monster from Hell is the 7th and final ‘Frankenstein’ Hammer film and sees the inimitable Peter Cushing return once more as Baron Victor Frankenstein

The classic pairing of Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing is once more on display in 1958’s The Mummy.

While Nolan’s film is of course, brilliant, it’s not as sexually fraught as this original version.

Hell or High water is just one of those films…a western/crime that is a true classic

If you want to watch a heart wrenching story of real depth, chuck away the wife’s copy of The Notebook and make her watch this. I defy anyone not to shed a tear on Brighton Pier.

An international sensation, The Killer put Woo on the radar of genre fans the world over and inspired waves of imitators, but none that could outclass it.

The Collector’s Edition includes both UHD and Blu-ray discs, new artwork by Johnny Dombrowski, two posters, and a 64 page booklet featuring new essays, the original press kit, and a host of fascinating extras.

Blood From the Mummy’s Tomb is a genuinely entertaining treat, filled with fantastic set pieces, gruesome moments, and a suitably eerie score by Tristram Cary.

An epic and unforgettable end sequence in a hospital is just one of many occasions where this 4K UHD blu-ray release shines.

The worldwide 4K UHD premiere of a Hammer film!