Author Christopher Small

Mia Hansen-Love’s fifth feature about a philosophy professor played by Isabelle Huppert beautifully balances conflicting emotions and ideas to show the contradictions in a person.

Nikkatsu Diamond Guys Volume 2 visits a special period of Japanese cinema from the early 60s and helps to shed light on an overlooked movement.

Arrow Video bring a collection of cult Japanese “sun tribe” films from the 50s to Blu-Ray along with with Dario Argento’s Deep Red

The 80s cult classic ultra-violent Hellraiser series gets a lavish Blu-Ray boxset release. How does the trilogy stand up almost more than 20 years on?

Hard to be a God is an anti-epic of epic proportions. A fantastical, disgusting chaos set in a bizarre middle-ages. It finally comes to DVD and Blu-Ray in HD.

Two of Orson Welles’ lesser known films, Too Much Johnson and The Immortal Story, are re-released on DVD and Blu-Ray in the UK.

Falstaff, Chimes of Midnight is perhaps a lesser known film by Orson Welles, but a cinematic and DVD/Blu-Ray re-release allows audiences to appreciate it.

The Seventh Bullet is a 1972 ‘red western’, set in the aftermath of the Russian communist revolution when the Soviet ideals are challenged by rebels.

Jean-Luc Godard’s latest film explores the role of the auteur as it pays tribute to Howard Hawks and looks to address the difficulty of bridging a gap between two people.