Another fantastic release of a Hong Kong cinema classic from Eureka with superb picture quality and a strong collection of bonus features.
The Wild Goose Lake (Blu-ray Review)
On all points a mildly subversive, wildly stylistic, and violent instant genre classic that overwhelms the senses with color, mood, and a slow-burning sense of dread.
Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain (Eureka Classics) (Blu-ray Review)
A stunning restoration of this early 1980s Tsui Hark martial arts classic.
Kwaidan (Masters of Cinema) [UK] Blu-ray Review
A masterpiece anthology of four Japanese ghost tales by the director Kobayashi Masaki is a study in color and cinematography.
Army of Shadows (Criterion Collection) (Reissue) (Blu-ray Review)
Criterion Collection reissues their previously out of print release with this Blu-ray containing the same fine StudioCanal restoration and top-notch bonus features.
Parasite (Blu-ray Review)
This Oscar-winner is definitely Ho Bong Joon’s best film to date and a great watch on Blu-ray.
The Return of Martin Guerre (Le retour de Martin Guerre) (Blu-ray Review)
This French classic about possible identity theft in 16th-century France gets a gorgeous new 4K restoration from Cohen Film Collection.
Ringu Collection (Blu-ray Review)
The original 1998 J-horror film about a vengeful ghost and a deadly videotape that started the international genre craze gets a brand new 4K restoration.
Three Films with Sammo Hung [Eureka] (Blu-ray Review)
Three classic Sammo Hung kung-fu films arrive in stunning new restorations courtesy of Eureka Entertainment
The Third Wife [UK] (Blu-ray Review)
A poignant coming of age story that relies more on sights, sounds, natural symbolism — and it will linger long after you finish it.
