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Qualen
Neville Harmer thinks his troubles are over when his wheel-chair bound father meets with an untimely death due to Neville’s negligence leaving him with a hefty inheritance. But stipulations in the will means that Neville will have to continue to run his father’s sawmill and live in his house or forfeit the inheritance.
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Renaissance
A young gene researcher, Ilona, is kidnapped in a future Paris. Police Captain Karas and his team are in charge of finding her.
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Respectable – The Mary Millington Story
An intimate documentary chronicling the extraordinary life and tragic death of Mary Millington – Britain’s most famous pornographic actress of the 1970s.
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Resurrected
True story of a British soldier (David Thewlis), who is left behind in the Falklands after the war with Argentina. He travels on a journey from the Falkland Islands, to his army barracks in England where he is severely beaten and ostracized by his fellow soldiers.
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Return to Waterloo
An unnamed Traveler boards the Guildford-Waterloo train and proceeds to daydream about his life and of having interactions with his fellow passengers.
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Road to Nowhere
A man who has a strange obsession with his younger sister escapes from jail and immediately heads for the home where she is being cared for, with plans to abduct her.
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Second Sight
A celebrated horror novelist and his wife’s lives are in danger when her abusive ex-husband suddenly appears.
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Secret Friends
During a train ride, an anxiety attack leads middle-aged illustrator John (Sir Alan Bates) into an identity crisis. As his marital problems merge and blur into his fantasy life with prostitutes and call girls, a long-dormant secret friend of his childhood surfaces in his delusions.
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Serious Charge
Cliff Richard makes his sensational big screen debut as – of all things – a rough and tough tearaway! He also sings three great songs including his first UK Number One ‘Living Doll’.
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Skare
An inmate at a high security criminal insane asylum escapes and ends up at a country club run by a woman with interesting culinary tastes. She offers the guy a ‘safe’ place to lay low until it’s safe to move on. Of course, things are not what they seem, including a drink she makes the guy have every day.
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Slaughter High
Eight people are invited to their alma mater for their 10-year reunion, where a fellow former student, disfigured from a prank gone wrong, is out to seek revenge.
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Somewhere in England
When a lovestruck corporal is framed and then demoted his friend’s rally round to help clear his name.
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Susu and the House of Secrets
Two young girls are hired to complete a film in an English country mansion. But they discover a family secret concerning the death of Susu, a famous Chinese opera star. As the girls unravel the mystery of Susu’s death, they cannot escape the dark secrets of the house and its occupants.
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Sympathy For The Devil
French film legend Jean-Luc Godard captures the Rolling Stones in the studio while simultaneously exploring the social and political issues that made 1968 a year of cultural revolution.,
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Take an Easy Ride
On their way to a pop festival two hitch-hikers are abducted by a rapist/murderer.
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Tales That Witness Madness
An all-star cast make this 1970s Freddie Francis horrorfest unmissable! A doctor divulges four chilling stories of imaginary tigers, time-travelling bikes, human trees and voodoo cuisine!
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The Best of the Adventures
A feature-length compilation of the funniest and naughtiest bits from the legendary 1970s’ ‘Adventures of’ series! Directed by Stanley Long, it stars a cavalcade of classic comedy actors!
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The Blockhouse
During D-day several people become trapped while hiding in a bunker, when heavy shelling collapses it. They have plenty of food and water so they decide to wait for rescuers. And so they wait year, after year, after year.
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The Break
A dangerous prisoner, Jacko Thomas, overpowers his police guard and jumps from a speeding train in the Dartmoor countryside. In the ensuing fight, Jacko kills the guard and makes his way to a secluded hotel on the moors. As an ex-policeman and a famous novelist book into the isolated hotel, the scene is set for a series of murders and a shocking climax.
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The Brute
Glamour model Diane Shepherd gets routinely beaten by her husband Tim, who accuses her of infidelity. When she can’t take it anymore, she finds shelter with photographer Mark and his girlfriend Carrie. They introduce Diana to Millie, who is in a similar situation. Meanwhile, Tim informs Diane that if she doesn’t come back to him, he will see that he gains custody of their son Timmy.
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The Bystanders
‘Bystanders’ are chosen to be guardian angels, tasked with watching over their chosen human subject. Bystanders can intervene to protect their subject, but cannot interfere in their lives. But not every Bystander likes either their subject, or the rules!
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The Byzantine Cat
A romantic comedy feature film about a young journalist sent to Cyprus to find her next story. The female journalist is intrigued by the discovery of a Cat’s monastery where the cats are blessed with miraculous gifts.
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The Case of the Frightened Lady
Top stars names grace this classic British wartime mystery thriller, based on an Edgar Wallace whodunit about an aristocratic family stalked by an unseen killer…
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UK Theatrical Release UpcomingThe Cat and the Canary
An admirable 1970s remake of the Bob Hope classic murder mystery! As a family of greedy money-grabbers gather for the reading of a will, a lunatic escapes from a local insane asylum.
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The Devil’s Men
Hammer stalwart Peter Cushing stars in this British horror classic! British backpackers in Greece are vanishing, falling prey to an evil coven that worships ancient death and darkness!
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The Face at the Window
In Paris in 1880, a series of murders is attributed to a mysterious Wolf Man. After being accused of being the perpetrator, bank clerk Lucien Cortier seeks to uncover the true identity of the murderer.
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The First of the Few
One of the best-loved British war movies of all time! Leslie Howard directs and stars in this 1942 classic about aviation pioneer R.J. Mitchell’s struggle to develop the Spitfire fighter.
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The Glass Mountain
The sublime music of the great Italian baritone Tito Gobbi, scenic alpine locations and a gentle but compelling love story make this film with Michael Dennison and Dulcie Gray unmissable!