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As part of their ‘Masters Of Cinema’, Eureka has recently re-released two of Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni’s middle period films: Le Amiche (The Girlfriends) and La Signora senza Camelie (The Lady without

The unique styling’s of Nic Roeg in this sci-fi character drama. Danny Boyle, in the build up to 127 Hours, commented that he finds the films of David Lean too polished but

Yes, folks, rejoice – Move Over Darling finally makes its DVD debut for hungry Doris Day fans. Some men might like the idea of having two wives. And whilst you might start

Robert Rodriguez is one of those filmmakers you can’t help but admire. He is the epitome of the independent spirit, with his love of genre movies, and his one-man studio in Texas

Tim Burton’s wonderfully over the top Alien invasion blasts its way onto Blu-Ray with delightful effect.

As subject matters go, suicide, prostitution, condoms and alcoholism are not the usual fodder for feature animation. But there again, Adam Elliot’s May and Max is not exactly aimed at kids. Animated

Stylish, unadulterated camp, with the essence of too-cool-for-skool. Chuck in the youthful and heavily-tanned Terrance Stamp, the ultimate fag hag Modesty Blaise (in the form of Italian actress Monica Vitti), and what