Those who like their films heavily laden with nostalgia are in for a treat with two Dickensian gems released by Studiocanal on DVD. English director
Category: Classic
The Bodysnatcher (1945)
Wolfe ‘Toddy’ MacFarlane (Henry Daniell), a renowned and highly respected doctor in Victorian Edinburgh, takes medical student Donald Fettes (Russell Wade) under his wing when
Wizards (1977)
Following the death of their beloved mother, two wizard brothers – the good Avatar (Bob Holt) and the evil Blackwolf (Steve Gravers) – are
La Belle et la bête (1946)
Aficionados of the ‘Eurohorror’ film – which, for much of the time encompasses those made post 1960, and which frequently focus heavily on stylised
The Titfield Thunderbolt (1953)
By the mid 1950’s Ealing Studios, that great purveyor of British cinematic whimsy, was running out of steam. Though this period saw them release
The Mansion of Madness (1973)
Journalist Gaston LeBlanc (Arthur Hansel) has returned to France after many years living in America. Commissioned by his newspaper editor to report on the
FEATURE – VINCENT’S LONDON QUARTET
Vincent Price could well go down in the annals of film history as one of the industries most misunderstood actors. Though primarily remembered for his
FEATURE – HAMMER, THE LAST NAIL IN THE COFFIN
It never ceases to amaze how short the public’s memory is – particularly in the world of entertainment and film. Take for instance the once
FEATURE – THE GAME’S AFOOT, HOLMES
In 2009 the ex Mr Maddonna (otherwise known as Guy Richie), used the unlikely pairing of Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law to bring
FEATURE – BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S, THE ORIGINAL BREAKFAST CLUB
As fresh today as when Holly Golightly stood on Fifth Avenue with her coffee and Danish in hand, Breakfast At Tiffany’s (1961), the forerunner
FEATURE – THE GANG’S ALL HERE
World War II was a buoyant time for the cinema industry, particularly in America. In order to forget the horrors which were ripping the world
feature – THE COUTURE COLLECTION
Twice a year the circus that is the world of high fashion trundles its way around America and Europe. You probably can’t afford the couture clothing
Screen & Gone 