Powerhouse Films

Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were two of American cinema's best-loved comic actors, and this box set collects three of their classic collaborations. In Stir Crazy, Skip (Wilder) and Harry (Pryor)...

Six bone-chilling tales from the vaults of Columbia Pictures, starring a host of the classic horror genre's most celebrated names, including Ralph Bellamy (Lady on a Train), Nina Foch (Escape in the...

Robin Askwith (Britannia Hospital) stars in THE COMPLETE CONFESSIONS, 1974-1977, the definitive collection of the celebrated British sex-comedy series. Based on the pseudonymous Timothy Lea novels by...

Our sixth journey into Columbia Pictures' film noir output walks a different path, taking a detour into the mysterious world of the Whistler, as we present all eight films in the popular series...

The terrifying talents of Newcastle's Norman Carter 'Tod' Slaughter - the first true icon of British horror cinema - are showcased in this long-overdue box set. Featuring the eight films which...

Universal Noir #2 - focusing on the celebrated film noir output of Universal Pictures - collects six crime classics from Hollywood's golden age. Starring the cream of US and British acting talent -...

For almost half a century, June, Ron and Tim Ormond, a Nashville mother-father-son trio, cranked out a wild bunch of movies, from Lash LaRue westerns to the stripper-gore-musical outrage The Exotic...

Collection of low-budget films directed by Michael J Murphy. The collection includes: 'Tristan and Iseult' (1970), 'Happy Ever After' (1974), 'Secrets' (1977), 'Almost a Movie' (1979), 'The Cell'...

Six classic films noir produced by Universal Pictures in the 1940s and '50s. The collection includes 'The Web' (1947), 'Larceny' (1948), 'Kiss the Blood Off My Hands' (1948), 'Abandoned' (1949),...

Once dubbed the `King of Sexploitation' by the tabloid press, Stanley Long was the godfather of the British sex film. Starting out with 8mm striptease reels in the 1950s before moving into nudist...

Collection of four classic films directed by John Ford for Columbia Pictures. In 'The Whole Town's Talking' (1935) Arthur Ferguson Jones (Edward G. Robinson) is mistaken for infamous bank robber...

When Mae West went to Hollywood in the early 1930s, she was already a major star. Having sensationalised Broadway, it was time for the movies to receive the same. Her fame allowed her control,...