Limited Edition 4K UHF/Blu-Ray + Standard Editions 4K and Blu-Ray 6th June ‘Shamelessly disreputable, stylish, ultra-violent fun’★★★★Empire ‘Buckle up for the existential bloodbath…a brilliant piece of nasty business that races Continue Reading
The Terror: Infamy (currently airing on BBC 2) arrives on Blu-ray, DVD, and digital 23 May from Acorn Media International. The Terror One and Two Box set will also be available on Blu-ray Continue Reading
In the Afghanistan desert, a group of mercenaries out for treasure complete their greatest heist. Seeking refuge from the hunting Taliban in a nearby cave, they are soon joined by retreating Continue Reading
SLICK, SCARY SHOCKER HELD RELEASED IN THE UK ★★★★ “Intense…keeps the viewer on edge throughout” Starburst “An uncommonly thoughtful and provocative suspenser” The Hollywood Reporter ★★★★ “A nasty, classy, creepy thriller” Live For Film Continue Reading
‘YOU WILL BE CHILLED TO THE CORE’ The Hollywood News ★★★★ The Hollywood News ★★★★ Eye for Film ★★★★ Heaven of Horror The debut feature from director Continue Reading
Seminal Australian horror Lake Mungo from director Joel Anderson was originally released in 2008, and the documentary-style chiller has made far reaching ripples, thrilling horror fans and inspiring budding filmmakers Continue Reading
‘One of the strongest, most effective horror films of recent years… awards-quality lead work from Essie Davis’ Empire ‘How terrific to find a crowd-pleasing chiller that wants to do more Continue Reading
‘Robert Eggers’ stunning debut feature is one of the scariest horror movies in years – and not the creep-up-and-prod-you kind of scary either, but a profound, unsettling dread that gnaws Continue Reading
“A sharp satire on the film industry that really packs a punch” ★★★★ – Jordan King, Empire “[Cumming’s] performance is a miracle of control and timing”- Dom Sinacola, Paste “Holds Continue Reading
‘An impressively unhinged performance from Gracie Gillam’ Rogerebert.com ‘Balances the “influencers” concept the right way…delivers an unexpected gore-filled turn that’s quite a time’ Jordy Reviews It ‘With Gilliam’s perky perversity as Continue Reading
