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With Evil Dead Burn landing on digital on August 24, followed by DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD on October 12, it is a very good time to be a Deadite. But before the franchise’s newest nightmare tears its way into homes, Studiocanal is taking us back to one of
The Deadites are not done with us yet. After the wonderfully nasty success of Evil Dead Rise, the franchise is crawling back out of the cellar with another standalone entry with Evil Dead Burn, the latest big screen nightmare from the world of the Necronomicon. If there is one thing
This Tempting Madness arrives on digital from August 10, with Simone Ashley starring as Mia, a woman who wakes from a coma with brutal injuries, no clear memory of what happened, and her husband Jake (Austin Stowell), already behind bars. As she tries to rebuild the missing pieces, the truth
Alexa Crowe has never needed much encouragement to walk into a room full of liars. Give her a suspicious death, a handful of people with something to hide, and a setting just odd enough to make everyone look guilty, and she will start pulling at threads until someone’s carefully arranged
Paul Di’Anno’s story was never going to make for a neat rock documentary. As Iron Maiden’s original frontman, he helped give the band its early street-level snarl, bringing a punkier, rougher energy to those first two albums before Bruce Dickinson helped turn Maiden into global metal giants. Directed by Wes
Welcome to The Asylum, where big-screen dreams are made fast, cheap and usually with something giant, hungry or legally interesting lurking nearby. The new feature documentary Mockbuster follows Australian filmmaker Anthony Frith as he escapes corporate video work and lands a surprise job directing a lost-world dinosaur film for The
There are some adaptations that become part of the story’s history. The BBC’s 1981 full-cast dramatisation of The Lord of the Rings is one of them. Now, Demon Music Group is bringing that landmark production back in its original 26-episode format, with new limited edition vinyl and CD box sets








There is a particular kind of television comfort that has nothing to do with being easy. Harry Wild has always understood this. It is warm without being soft, funny without being frivolous, and just sharp enough to keep you honest. Series 4, arriving on DVD and digital on 27 April

I'll be honest with you: before a few weeks ago, I had never watched a single episode of Hidden Assets. The Irish crime drama had been quietly doing its thing on BBC Four for two series, picking up four-star reviews and devoted fans, and I had completely missed it. Then the trailer

With Evil Dead Burn landing on digital on August 24, followed by DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD on October 12, it is a very good time to be a Deadite. But before the franchise’s newest nightmare tears its way into homes, Studiocanal is taking us back to one of

The Deadites are not done with us yet. After the wonderfully nasty success of Evil Dead Rise, the franchise is crawling back out of the cellar with another standalone entry with Evil Dead Burn, the latest big screen nightmare from the world of the Necronomicon. If there is one thing


There is not much longer to wait before the final two epic episodes of Stranger Things season 4 land on Netflix. Naturally, expectations are high for what has been hailed as "the best season of Stranger Things so far," so what better time to test your knowledge of the Netflix