Colin Dibben
This compact and intense anti-love story from the visionary director was his last true film. Arthouse cinema...
Colin Dibben
This home-grown, independent, pagan-feminist, backwoods horror film deals with the relationship between a witch mother and her...
Sisterly love and rivalry comes with a splash or two of blood and cannibalism in the Blu-ray...
A well-paced, Welsh-language folk horror that pitches the pagan and the modernist against each other to exemplary...
Dark, manic, brutal and twisty, this prequel to the 2009 shocker Orphan is probably for fans of...
This brand new 4K restoration of the much-loved film makes me think that Nic Roeg was a...
L’Argent is the greatest crime film ever made. It’s one of the most austere and most focused...
Two offbeat and intriguing cat-and-mouse, Hong Kong cop versus super-robber thrillers from the always surprising Johnnie To,...
A welcome return for this lost gem, a very British ‘weird tale’, unseen for decades after its...
Leah (Thompson) lives in a large, old vicarage with her kind but busy father and her detached,...