New Release Review [VOD] - MNEMOPHRENIA

The prevalence of Virtual Reality leads to a condition where users are no longer able to distinguish between real and artificial memories.

New Release Review [Digital] - LUZ

Pursued by a demon, a young cab-driver staggers into a German police station.

New to Digital/DVD/Blu-Ray - THE LIGHTHOUSE

Trapped on a remote island, a pair of lighthouse keepers descend into madness.

Why SECRETARY Totally Spanks FIFTY SHADES OF GREY

Secretary forces Fifty Shades to submit to its dominance.

New Release Review [Digital] - PROXIMITY

A victim of alien abduction evades the authorities while attempting to get his story out to the public.

New Release Review [Curzon Home Cinema] - THE WHISTLERS

A crooked Romanian cop becomes embroiled in a money-laundering scheme on a Spanish island with its own curious language.

New Release Review [MUBI] - GHOST TOWN ANTHOLOGY

The residents of a small Canadian town experience visions of its long-dead citizens.

New Release Review [VOD] - CORPORATE ANIMALS

A company's bonding trip goes awry when staff and management find themselves trapped in a cave.

New to Netflix - BREAKING IN

A mother attempts to rescue her children from a fortress like home where they are being held by burglars.

The Films That Made Me - Jacques Tourneur’s NIGHT OF THE DEMON

An American skeptic has a curse placed upon him by a British Warlock.

The Films That Made Me - Richard Kelly’s DONNIE DARKO

A teenage boy experiences visions of an impending doomsday.

New to DVD/Blu-Ray - COLOR OUT OF SPACE

When a mysterious sphere from space crashes into a small town, a series of bizarre occurrences is set in motion.

Now on Netflix - TULLY

A struggling mother bonds with the young nanny she hires to help with her newborn child.

New to DVD/VOD - HARRIET

The story of Harriet Tubman.

New to DVD/VOD - KNIVES OUT

A detective investigates the suspicious death of the patriarch of a wealthy family.

The Films That Made Me - Ridley Scott’s ALIEN

A space trucker is feeling a little chesty.

The Films That Made Me - Alfred Hitchcock’s REAR WINDOW

A housebound photographer is sure a neighbour is a murderer.

New to DVD - FIRST LOVE

Over the course of a night, a group of disparate individuals are caught up in Tokyo's underworld.

The Films That Made Me: The Marx Brothers’ DUCK SOUP

The nation of Freedonia has a new president!

The Films That Made Me: Wim Wenders’ WINGS OF DESIRE

In a divided Berlin, an angel yearns to experience what it means to be human.