Amy (Sheil, You’re Next) is convinced she is going to die tomorrow. She holes up in her empty house and wallows in her fear. She phones Jane (Adams, Twin Peaks) and tells her the news. Jane responds with the epiphany that she too is going to die tomorrow.
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Shamanic film-making of the highest order from Mexico’s answer to Federico Fellini and Luis Bunuel. This set includes The Holy Mountain, one of the greatest films of the 1970s in a 4K restoration, as well as a much-loved cult western, also in 4K.
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Buster Keaton is a physical enigma, a hyperactive riddle made flesh. The gags in his films are all about his body interacting with the world in a frenzied, athletic manner that is weighty with the incipient pointlessness of his actions.
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This great big historical roustabout looks great in 4K. But it is Conrad Veidt’s intensely anguished rictus that makes the film.
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Listless teenager Coincoin (Delhaye) is a cheeky chappy, sans doute. But his harassment by the local gendarmes Capitaine van der Weyden (Pruvost) and Sergeant Carpentier (Jore) is gentle overkill.
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These three 1930s horror films from Universal Pictures are great vehicles for the creepy, leering Bela Lugosi, who spits out some wonderful camp-horror one liners. Just don’t expect too much from the Edgar Allan Poe association.
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A welcome re-release for this likeable Chinese martial arts comedy horror. It is the film that made hopping vampires popular. That’s right, hopping vampires are a thing.
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Marlene Dietrich steals the show – and an odd moral high ground – in this tantalising taste of a great movie.
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Lush neo-noir visuals are the star turn in this beautiful 4K restoration of the great Hong Kong director’s genre-bending tale of urban misfits, addictive impulses and judo.
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A prime slice of “baguetti western” from the legendary director of The Great Silence, Django and Companeros. This 4K restoration highlights the unique look of Sergio Corbucci’s great westerns.
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