Two classic 1970s kung fu films from John Woo are brought together in this collection from Eureka Entertainment, newly remastered in 2K
Wheels on Meals [Eureka Classics] (Blu-ray Review)
This new 2K restoration transferred to Blu-ray looks fantastic in this Eureka Classics release.
Jackie Chan’s Police Story 1 & 2 [Eureka Classics] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review
These two classics have been newly restored in 4K and presented fantastically in a feature-rich set on Blu-ray by Eureka Entertainment
Flesh + Blood [Eureka Classics] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
A campy B-movie epic from Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven that also bears his signature gratuitous nudity, violence, and melodrama.
The Defiant Ones [Eureka Classics] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
This 1958 classic from director Stanley Kramer can be a little on-the-nose at times, but it still stands the test of time and has become a part of American popular culture.
No Way Out [Masters of Cinema] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s seething post-war noir about racism, class, and violence gets a satisfying Masters of Cinema release from Eureka Entertainment.
Cure [ Masters of Cinema] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
A seething, slow-burning, and atmospheric horror film that deals in the darker side of the human condition rather than the paranormal.
Legend of the Mountain [Masters of Cinema] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
This visually stunning horror-fantasy wuxia film from King Hu has been restored to its full three-hour length in a new 4K restoration for the first time since its original release.
Re: Born [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
Director Shimomura Yûji, who comes from he world of stunt coordination, uses his and Tak’s abilities superbly crafting what he calls his “Zero Range Combat” for a solid martial arts thriller in ‘Re: Born’
La Bamba [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
This heartfelt biopic may take some liberties, but the strong performances and musical soundtrack help it hold up even after 30 years.
