Virtuosity Blu-ray Review: Demolition Man Meets Lawnmower Man
I really get frustrated when films that are out on bluray in other countries simply fail to receive a UK […]
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The Old Dark House 1963 Blu-ray Review – Castle or Hammer?
It’s time to take a look at Powerhouse Films William Castle boxset volume 2 starting off with The Old Dark
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Arrow Video April 2019 Blu-ray Titles – John Carpenter?
It’s time to find out what Arrow Video have up their sleeve for April in terms of Blu-ray releases. First
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13 Ghosts Blu-ray Review – Spooky Horror or Light Comedy?
Rounding off my look at the excellent William Castle boxset volume one released by Powerhouse Films is 13 Ghosts (1960).
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Sweeney! & Sweeney 2 Films Restored & Available On Blu-ray
Network have already become the top film and television label so far in 2019 having released a ton of classic
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Man About the House (1974) Film Available Now On Blu-ray
Network is on a roll at the moment as they continue to bring classic British film and television to Blu-ray
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Till Death Us Do Part (1968) Available Now On Blu-ray
Fans of Alf Garnett are in for a treat as writer Johnny Speight’s film Till Death Us Do Part (1968)
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Mr Sardonicus Blu-ray Review – 1961 Rather Good William Castle Horror
Are you ready for another of William Castle’s horror offerings? This one comes as part of Powerhouse Films volume one
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Homicidal 1961 Blu-ray Review – More than just a Psycho clone?
If you love the films of director William Castle then two purchases you may want to consider are Powerhouse Films
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