See the film that set the standard for the haunted house genre in an excellent Blu-ray transfer from the BFI.

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Director Michael Powell’s quiet yet powerful 1937 drama of the modern world clashing with the old comes alive again in this new Blu-ray release from the BFI.

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Tony Scott’s feature debut from 1969 is a dark psychological tale that makes its first home video appearance in a reference Blu-ray release from the BFI.

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Yasujiro Ozu’s classic familial tale stands up after all these years, but the source material from the BFI and The Criterion Collection doesn’t exactly wow in high definition.

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This classic Italian epic has never looked better than it does in this beautifully restored transfer from the BFI.

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The BFI rescue another forgotten film from the archives for their Flipside series with this dark and disturbing Swinging London title by director Guy Hamilton.

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The BFI bring another of writer/director Gerry O’Hara’s films to Blu-ray in their excellent Flipside series with The Pleasure Girls.

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The BFI resurrect another winner for their Flipside series in Peter Watkins’ scathing look at religion, commercialism, and modern idolatry with a solid release of Privilege on Blu-ray.

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The Quay Brothers’ eerie and disturbing live-action fairy tale is really brought to life in this first Dual Format release from the BFI.

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Glimpses of truth and fun wrapped up in preachiness make for an odd mix in Gerry O’Hara’s That Kind of Girl, but its breezy 75-minute pace and excellent transfer from the BFI render it rather enjoyable nonetheless.

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