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Cult Classic Lifeforce Gets Arrow 4K Release

When a space shuttle crew finds a mysterious spacecraft containing three human-looking creatures in a state of suspended animation, they bring them back to Earth for further investigation. It’s only then that scientists discover that they are in fact a race of space vampires that feed off people’s life-force, rather

Sam Raimi’s The Gift Finally Gets A 4K Release

One of iconic director Sam Raimi's most underrated movie combines the spooky underpinnings of his early work with his newly proven talent for handling powerful drama in the supernatural thriller The Gift, coaxing nuanced performances from a star-studded cast to bring a gripping script by Billy Bob Thornton & Tom

Dalgliesh Series 3 Sets Home Entertainment Release

Based on the bestselling (and award-winning) novels by P.D. James, Bertie Carvel returns to our screens as the inimitable Dalgliesh in the third run of the hugely popular TV series. Following its broadcast on Channel 5, the complete series 3, and series 1-3 box set is set for release on

A Man on the Inside Review

Netflix’s A Man on the Inside might not be as funny as the previous Michael Schur/Ted Danson series The Good Place, but it's a delightfully heartfelt and thoroughly enjoyable series that left me feeling both warm and sad in equal measures. A year on from the death of his wife,

Monday Murder Mystery Once Upon A Crime (1992)

I was still a kid when this overlooked murder mystery was released, I knew nothing about Once Upon A Crime until a trailer was shown on another VHS rental from Ritz video. The movie boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including John Candy, James Belushi, Cybill Shepherd, Sean Young, Richard Lewis,

Dark Winds Season 2 Review (Spoiler Free)

Dark Winds Season 2 Review (Spoiler Free) The acclaimed series returns for its second season, which somehow manages to be richer and more thrilling experience than the near-perfect first run. Wasting no time, we pick up with our trio of Joe (Zahn McClarnon), Bernadette (Jessica Matten), and Jim (Kiowa Gordon);

Late Night With The Devil Review

As a format, I don't feel it's unfair to say that found footage has been done to death, revived, and then done to death again. Ever since The Blair Witch Project hit cinemas 25 years ago, the indie-filmmaker-friendly format has become oversaturated. However, occasionally, a filmmaker comes up with a