A review of the UK Blu Ray release of William Oldroyd's ice-cold study of a psychopathic anti-heroine, based on a novel by Nicolai Leskov.

John Huston's adaptation of Leonard Gardner's novel is less of a boxing movie and more of a pathos-laden paean to society’s losers.

Action-packed Cy Endfield trucker drama may be dated on the action front, but its commentary is still very relevant.

This lesser-known Polanski illustrates the director at his most freeform, jazzy and playful.

It's the hottest version to date of this highly-regarded Michael Mann cops and robbers epic.

An entertaining if rather depressing 1970s police drama given a classy dual format makeover.

The famously incomplete landmark of Spanish cinema gets a fine dual format release here.

A hilarious, utterly charming New Zealand-set adventure from Taika Waititi.

One's a timeless classic, the other yesterday's news. As usual, Criterion's presentation is exhaustive.

Worth a dip in the ocean for the extras, even if the film itself has its issues.