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Tag: blu-ray
An Introduction To Radiance Films
The Reprobate talks to the man behind the latest boutique Blu-ray label specialising in overlooked, lesser-known movies.
Opening The Film Vault
A new series of luxury UHD box sets of some cult movie classics… and some odd choices.
The DVD Is Not Dead Yet
Let’s not write off old-school physical media just yet.
StudioCanal’s Vintage British Classics: A Series That Has Slipped Under The Radar
It’s not just the cult indie labels who are releasing interesting collections on Blu-ray.
Reprobate Podcast 2.0: Chris Cooke Talks Indie Filmmaking
Our new regular video series begins with a lengthy chat with the director of the newly re-released One for the Road.
Sound Or Vision: The BBFC’s Audio Commentary Scam
Should option soundtracks on DVDs and Blu-rays be classified as separate video recordings? The censors claim they should – but they are wrong.
Why I Hate The Cinema
A film lover’s arguments against the dubious pleasures of the movie-going experience.
Super Space Theater: The Space: 1999 Movies Rebooted
A chance to preview the new, enhanced Blu-ray versions of the cult TV show’s feature film editions for free.
Shudder Originals And The Great Reset In How We Consume Movies
Examining a collection of Shudder Originals while pondering how the streaming revolution feels more like a return to the norm than a giant leap forward.
Turkish Star Wars On Blu-Ray: What A Time To Be Alive
The most shameless example of copyright violation and delirious cinematic insanity has been restored to its former glory.
The Land Beyond Beyond: The Magic And Mythology Of The Singing, Ringing Tree
The German Fairy Tale film that caused collective childhood trauma for a generation of viewers. Or so they claim…