LATEST Disc Reviews
Aliens vs Predator 2 - Requiem DVD review
Remember the tagline "Whoever wins, we lose"? They really weren't kidding, were they?
Son Of Frankenstein DVD review
Looking for a really good, surprising horror movie with some genuine chills? Duncan recommends a quick trip back in time...
Adventures of a Private Eye DVD review
Jon Pertwee and Diana Dors can't redeem an old British film that perhaps should have stayed in the archives...
Son Of Dracula DVD review
Universal's second Dracula sequel could have been so much better with a change in casting, says Mark
Ghost Of Frankenstein DVD review
Ryan finds that Universal's blockbusting Frankenstein franchise shows signs of plodding dully along by 1942...
Adventures Of A Plumber's Mate DVD review
Martin turns to Blakey for solace in a rather grim 1970s sex-comedy...
Review - New extras on Indiana Jones trilogy
With Crystal Skull nearly upon us, we've gotten hold of the extras discs on Paramount's re-release of the original trilogy...
The Living And The Dead DVD review
Jenny checks out a psychological horror film that's short on horror but big on emotional impact...
Absolutely - Absolutely Everything DVD review
A mammoth 8-disc box-set will delight fans of this influential - and criminally little known - early nineties sketch-show...
The Frightened Woman DVD review
A risque 1969 Italian film from director Piero Schivazappa gets a DVD release. And Ian's not quite sure what to make of it...
Werewolf Of London DVD review
The oldest surviving werewolf movie goes under the watchful eye of Duncan, who happily takes refuge from the modern-day CGI deluge.
The Adventures of Black Beauty complete second series DVD review
After Skippy the kangaroo and Flipper the dolphin came Black Beauty the horse. Parsley the Lion revisited the show to see if he can believe in intelligent animals...