DVD Reviews

Here is the story of a company split in two and the fight for dominance between Stephanie and Shane McMahon, and their General Managers ...

If there’s two things Apple Tree Yard, adapted from Louise Doughty’s novel, isn’t short of, that’s pace and tension so it’s a shame it lacked credibility here and there.

Chicago is one of the most dangerous cities in the United States, where gun deaths outnumber those in America’s foreign wars. Chi-Raq is the testimony on film of such tragedy

WWE have had a fantastic year from an in-ring perspective, and with a number of PPVs it's no surprise that WWE have put out their Best PPV matches of 2016 DVD

From the home of Trapped, The Killing, Beck, River and Lilyhammer – a company called Nordic Noir, funnily enough – comes Modus, an edgy Swedish police thriller based on Anne...

The new Doctor wakes up and neither his companions nor the viewer are sure who he is. In this animated reconstruction of Patrick Troughton's first Doctor Who tale, the Daleks recognise him quickly enough

A frustratingly intimate documentary in which the people behind the masks reveal all about their experiences working on Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope

Though Dr Strange should should pack more punch, this is a very ordinary film about a very unusual man doing very unusual things in a very ordinary world

Sometimes when a film is this bad, you don't even know where to begin to describe it – a horror film about rape, masquerading as a film about voodoo

Another fabulous volume, this time with a sex comedy, Dominant Sex, whose central couple argue about some very modern sexual politics, and slapstick farce Lost In The Legion, about two cooks who accidentally sign up for the Foreign Legion.