Arrow Video has released this classic Sam Peckinpah movie onto Blu Ray with a brand new 4k transfer and an amazing selection of special features. In Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Warren Oates plays Bennie, a piano player Read more…
Powerhouse in the UK continue to put out classic films onto Blu Ray and this one has a stand out performance from Jack Nicholson, The Last Detail. When Buddusky (Jack Nicholson) and Mulhall (Otis Young) are detailed to take a young sailor, Read more…
Arrow Video has decided to give the Brian De Palma thriller Raising Cain the special 2 disc treatment and the result is a fabulous release with two different cuts of the movie with a host of extras. John Lithgow plays Read more…
Arguably John Carpenter’s last great film, Vampires is based on the novel by John Steakley and concerns Jack Crow brilliantly played by James Woods who’s team of mercenary vampire hunters is slaughtered by the master vampire Valek (Thomas Ian Griffith). Read more…
Ritchie Valens is a name a lot of younger music fans may not have heard of, but like Buddy Holly, his time and talent were cut short by tragic circumstances. Lou Diamond Phillips gives a career-best performance as Valens, who Read more…
The Indicator label is A new company and are releasing some great popular cult titles one of which is the 1981 horror, Happy Birthday to Me. Often cited as one of the better slasher films from the period it still Read more…
TV detectives had a great decade in the 1980’s and one of the best and most popular was Miami Vice starring Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas. The series follows the trials and tribulations of the Miami Vice squad and Read more…
Director Brian De Palma has for a number of years had a loyal following and he has made some classic movies, you only have to watch the excellent new documentary called De Palma to see that. Body Double is one Read more…
Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining has always divided fans of the Stephen King novel and horror cinema enthusiast. Such was the disappointment of the box office on its initial release in the USA that Kubrick re-edited the film, took out around Read more…
In 1976 director John Carpenter released Assault on Precinct 13 his first major feature film in the USA and sadly the response from critics and audience was disappointing. But it got shown at a film festival in London and that’s Read more…
