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From Lionsgate UK, Reservoir Dogs – the infamous feature debut of Quentin Tarantino – will have a fancy and slightly grotesque-looking steelbook release on 21st November. Here’s what they had to say
From Acorn Media International, the George A Romero – The Amusement Park – is having both physical and digital releases on 17th October. Here’s what they had to say
Fresh from a 4K restoration, 1987’s Stagefright is the latest addition to Shameless Films’ sleazy sensations. Pictured on the front cover is the Night Owl wielding a chainsaw, but make no mistake - this isn’t Peter Gabriel in Genesis, but instead a psychotic killer with a theatre production at his whim.
From Shamelss Films, Michele Soavi's masked-killer-classic, Stagefright, is scheduled a dual Blu-ray and digital release on 27th December, thanks to a new 4K restoration. Here’s what they had to say:
The first film within a spin-off trilogy from the British TV sitcom of the same name, On the Buses in 1971 established a separate continuity where the buses were red, Olive was pregnant, but the humour was all the same.
Without doubt, one of the greatest marketing campaigns of all time, even if the product advertised was a complete disappointment to the hardcore fans. The advert? A black and gold Bat logo. The film? Batman.
60 years after its original release, the epitome of cool - behind and in front of the camera - gets the 4K restoration treatment it wholly deserves. À bout de souffle, better known as Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless, is the latest of Studiocanal’s prestige 4K releases.
Having fought against the Predator, the T1000 Terminator, and even Batman... Where does Arnie go next? F*ck it, have him fight THE DEVIL*.
From his villainy in No Retreat, No Surrender to his hardened brawling in The Bouncer, Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks ass wherever he goes,
In a film that opens with a family of four running through the woodland, away from armed soldiers, knowing that their doom most likely awaits… would you expect that same film to feature a chainsaw vs. meat hook battle over diamond theft in Turkey?
Some films, originally panned or poorly-received upon release, have the ability of establishing a likability or even a fandom many years later. 1997's Batman & Robin is widely regarded as being complete dog sh*t, the worst comic book movie of all time,
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