The short-lived but better than you might expect TV series of the 1970s.

The short-lived but better than you might expect TV series of the 1970s.
The Reprobate talks to the man behind the latest boutique Blu-ray label specialising in overlooked, lesser-known movies.
A new series of luxury UHD box sets of some cult movie classics… and some odd choices.
Let’s not write off old-school physical media just yet.
It’s not just the cult indie labels who are releasing interesting collections on Blu-ray.
Our new regular video series begins with a lengthy chat with the director of the newly re-released One for the Road.
Should option soundtracks on DVDs and Blu-rays be classified as separate video recordings? The censors claim they should – but they are wrong.
A film lover’s arguments against the dubious pleasures of the movie-going experience.
A chance to preview the new, enhanced Blu-ray versions of the cult TV show’s feature film editions for free.
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.
The most shameless example of copyright violation and delirious cinematic insanity has been restored to its former glory.
The German Fairy Tale film that caused collective childhood trauma for a generation of viewers. Or so they claim…