The Eureka & Masters of Cinema Thread

[Susan Foreman]

"Newsflash! We can reveal that Carl Th. Dreyer's MICHAEL is coming back to The Masters of Cinema Series in the new year! A stunning 1080p presentation from a brand new 2K restoration, will be available on Blu-ray for the very first time anywhere in the world.

Full Details will be announced in the next few months..."

[J Harker]

Get ready for a EUREKA CREEPY NIGHT IN this Halloween, with ***SPECIAL OFFERS (from £2.99)*** on this ghoulish collection of EUREKA horror titles dug up from the vaults at Eureka Towers, available through Best Media Group on Amazon.

Titles include Creepy, Nosferatu, Stigmata, The Entity, Vampyr, Wolf Creek and Fright Night amongst others! Full list of titles may be found here http://po.st/p9UMYE

Offers close at 0900hrs on Monday 23rd October. Limited stock available at these knock down prices. So the early bird catches the worm! Get your Halloween viewing sorted NOW!

[Rob4]

for those disappointed with Arrow's releases there's always this little beauty

[Rik]

November sale

https://www.eurekavideo.co.uk/news/e...-november-sale

[Justin101]

Finally!
Hausu Blu-ray Feb 2018 I asked them about this earlier in the year and they said they didn't have the HD rights in this country and I thought maybe Criterion were going to do their disc but it seems Eureka managed to get them back after all

Watch the new awesome trailer.

[Rob4]

artwork for Hausu

[Rob4]

here's one for King Hu fans

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Rob4

here's one for King Hu fans

It's this and Hausu for me in February.

[Susan Foreman]

House | The Digital Fix

Film 6 out of 10
Video 7 out of 10
Audio 7 out of 10
Extras 6 out of 10

"House is one of the nuttiest films ever made and a cult favourite that hasn't dated well, but the exuberance and talent involved means it's a fine mess worth seeing as an insight into Japanese cinema."

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

House | The Digital Fix

Film 6 out of 10
Video 7 out of 10
Audio 7 out of 10
Extras 6 out of 10

"House is one of the nuttiest films ever made and a cult favourite that hasn't dated well, but the exuberance and talent involved means it's a fine mess worth seeing as an insight into Japanese cinema."

hate the word 'dated' in movie criticism. its always used negatively and usually in regard to fashions or attitudes. its almost like they want to demonstrate their artistic superiority over the past. i'd much prefer if they used 'of its time' instead.