Blu-Ray Review - MISS LESLIE'S DOLLS (1973)

Caught in a storm, a teacher and her students seek shelter at the home of a disturbed killer.

Blu-Ray Review - DEATH LINE (1972)

Londoners are mysteriously disappearing in the depths of the Tube.

Blu-Ray Review - ASSAULT (1971)

A teacher sets herself up as bait in order to catch the killer responsible for the death of one of her pupils.

DVD Review - HEAT WAVE (2011)

The lives of four characters intersect on a swelteringly hot day.

Blu-Ray Review - BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ (1962)

The true story of prisoner turned ornithologist Robert Stroud.

Blu-Ray Review - FLESH + BLOOD (1985)

In medieval Europe, a young noble girl is abducted by a band of mercenaries.

Re-Release Review - THE PRODUCERS (1968)

A producer and an accountant concoct a scam to make a fortune by producing the world's worst play.

Blu-Ray Review - DOOM ASYLUM (1987)

An undead car crash survivor butchers a group of youngsters.

Re-Release Review - HEATHERS (1988)

The cult black comedy returns to UK cinemas in a new restoration.

Blu-Ray Review - NO WAY OUT (1950)

A doctor battles to clear his name when a criminal accuses him of killing his brother.

ReRelease Review - KING OF HEARTS (1966)

Escaping asylum residents take over a small French town at the close of WWI.

Blu-Ray Review - THE DEFIANT ONES (1958)

Two convicts - one black, one white - make a dash for freedom while chained together.

Blu-Ray Review - THE GOALIE'S ANXIETY AT THE PENALTY KICK (1972)

After being sent off during a match, a goalkeeper commits a murder.

Blu-Ray Review - SMASH PALACE (1981)

A father becomes increasingly unstable as his marriage dismantles.

Blu-Ray Review - INHERIT THE WIND (1960)

Dramatisation of the 1925 'Scopes Monkey Trial'.

Back To Black: THE GRIFTERS & Six Of The Best Neo-Noirs

With Stephen Frears' thriller coming to blu-ray from 101 Films, we look at some highlights of the neo-noir genre.

Blu-Ray Review - EXISTENZ (1999)

Following an assassination attempt, the developer of a virtual reality game goes on the run with a security guard.

The Quiet Art Of THE SOUND OF MUSIC

As The Sound of Music returns to UK cinemas, we look at how Robert Wise subtly shaped a classic.

Blu-Ray Review - BREAKHEART PASS (1975)

In the old west, a captured fugitive uncovers a conspiracy aboard a train headed for a cavalry fort.

Blu-Ray Review - MARTY (1955)

A butcher is torn between his attraction for a teacher and the disdain of his disapproving friends and mother.