uff Turf seems at first like your average ‘80s high school Romeo & Juliet tale with a vigilante twist, but it’s full of moments which reveal there’s something much weirder at play here.

Michael Haneke has been successfully making us feel bad for watching films for the last few decades, and nowhere is that more pronounced than in his 1997 magnum opus, Funny Games.

A lightweight, charming animated anthology which will entertain children and their parents alike.

If you’re beginning to suspect that a movie that valorizes drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico doesn’t play well in 2019, congratulations, you’re a sensible person!

A presentation of six stand-out feature films from across the 1970s which exhibit some of the best and worst of the blaxploitation category.

Written and directed by Anne Bancroft in her only behind-the-camera feature, Fatso is a mostly sweet romantic comedy.

A great package that shines a light on every aspect of Fred and Ginnger’s best film – even its most problematic aspect.

Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dennis Rodman team up to take down international terrorist Mickey Rourke.

An anthology feature collecting three shorts from Studio Ponoc, a team of Japanese industry vets formed in the wake of Studio Ghibli’s production stoppage.