Originally published in 1979, Giger’s Alien was perhaps one of the first ‘movie books’ that allowed fans a glimpse into a world which had, until then, been largely hidden. Part illustrated dairy,
Arguably Tim Burton’s best film, Mars Attacks! is a gloriously campy love letter to the alien-invasion B-movies of the 1950s, blending deadpan humour and spectacular destruction with an all-star, resulting in one
The Sheep Detectives is a surprisingly moving and poignant film, despite its wonderfully unusual premise. Featuring an all-star cast fronted by Hugh Jackman, the film combines impressive visual effects with plenty of
The Hairdresser Mysteries: Series One is another charming must-see for fans of cosy period crime television, whisking viewers back to the 1970s and the fictional northern market town and sleepy village of
Ask those of us of a ‘certain age’ which actor’s death impacted them the most and there’s likely to be one answer: Brandon Lee. When The Crow was released in 1994, Lee
Ahead of the release of the long-awaited sequel, cult 90s classic Practical Magic makes its 4K UHD debut from Warner Bros with a sparkling restoration. Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, this
J.J. Abrams-produced Overlord remains a gleefully unhinged blend of war movie and body horror, throwing American paratroopers into Nazi-occupied France before unleashing a bloody nightmare of grotesque experiments and undead super-soldiers. Rereleased
Bringing together eight films made between 1955 and 1963 (including a Blu-ray premiere for The Smallest Show on Earth, this must-own collection traces almost 10 years in Peter Sellers’ rise as one
With Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy both harking back to Star Trek’s golden age, and looking forward to more brave, new adventures, it seems a great time to revisit the show
Django Shoots First, directed by Alberto De Martino, is one of the earliest of over 30 “sequels” to the original Django film – released the very same year. Featuring all of the