Upcoming UK DVD Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Coming soon from 101 Films.

[Mojo]

Coming soon from Odeon. Always wanted to see this one :

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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Dear god it had to happen.

And i can't wait for this.

[bdc]

It's out already but was this mentioned?
[edit] It was mentioned...should have checked.



Venom aka The Legend of Spider Forest (1971) DVD Review - UK Horror Scene

[Susan Foreman]

The BBC Worldwide have announced a whole host of new television DVDs in time for Christmas and they have a handy video for you to get a taste of what is available.

The very best in British Comedy

Enjoy a night in the company of one of Britain’s top comedians at the top of his game. John Bishop Supersonic Live at the Royal Albert Hall (released 16th November on DVD and Blu-ray) was recorded at the end of a sell-out UK tour and sees Liverpool’s favourite son musing on fatherhood, fame and football.

Peter Kay's Car Share (released 23rd November on DVD and Blu-ray) broke records when it premiered on BBC iPlayer earlier this year, becoming the biggest comedy to debut on any UK channel since 2011. Thrown together in a company car-share scheme John (Peter Kay) and Kayleigh (Sian Gibson) get off to an awkward start before an unlikely friendship blossoms to the soundtrack of Forever FM on John’s car radio.

Following the success of the first series, Karl Pilkington’s The Moaning Of Life makes a welcome return. The Moaning Of Life Series 2 (released November 23rd on DVD and Blu-ray) picks up where series one left off, charting Karl’s discovery of how other cultures face up to some of life’s big questions. The Moaning Of Life Series 1-2 box set will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on the same date.

TV legend David Hasselhoff is back on the small screen with semi improvised comedy Hoff The Record (released 30th November on DVD). Playing a spoof version of himself, The Hoff arrives in the UK in an attempt to revive his flagging career. But 30 years since his rise to worldwide fame in Baywatch and Knight Rider things have gone a little stale. Will a move across the Atlantic and some new faces in his life change his luck?

Also out on DVD in time for Christmas are IT Crowd 2013 Special (released 9th November on DVD) starring Chris O’Dowd, Katherine Parkinson and Richard Ayode and Lee Mack Box Set (released 30th November on DVD) featuring three stellar stand-up titles from the award-winning comic: Lee Mack Live, Lee Mack – Hit The Road Mack and Lee Mack – Going Out Live.

YouTube favourites

Made by the production team behind BBC Worldwide’s Top Gear special commissions, Joe and Caspar Hit the Road sees YouTube sensations Joe Sugg and Caspar Lee front a one-off feature length special that takes them on an epic European adventure. Joe challenges Caspar to survive the trip using only the money they can earn each day, so the twosome - who have over 10 million YouTube subscribers and over a billion total video views between them – will be offering themselves up for employment in a series of unusual tasks such as learning to be gondoliers in Venice, working as deckhands on a superyacht, and performing on Barcelona’s famous Las Ramblas. Joe and Caspar Hit The Road has already broken pre-order records on Amazon to become its biggest selling pre-order title just one day.

Compelling Drama

Doctor Foster (released 12th October on DVD) stars Suranne Jones (Scott & Bailey) as the eponymous Doctor Gemma Foster - a trusted GP at the heart of the community. But, suspecting her husband (played by Bertie Carvel of Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell fame) is having an affair Gemma embarks on an investigation which propels her life, her family and even some of her patients, into chaos

Nail-biting crime drama From Darkness (released 16th November on DVD) tells the story of Claire Church (Anne Marie Duff, Shameless), a former police officer who moves away to the remote Western Isles in an attempt to escape the past and violence that still haunts her. Soon, Claire is pulled back into an investigation that she thought she had long left behind her. Nicola Walker (Last Tango in Halifax) and Sanjeev Bhaskar (The Kumars) star in a new six-part crime drama Unforgotten (released 23rd November on DVD). When the bones of a young man are found beneath the foundations of a demolished house, detectives reopen an investigation into a 39 year old case, which has yet to be solved.

Doctor Who

Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without Doctor Who! Doctor Who - The Ten Christmas Specials (released 19th October on DVD and Blu-ray) marks the tenth anniversary of the Timelord’s return and this special limited edition boxset contains all ten Christmas Specials, plus a set of five graphically illustrated Christmas Cards, an exclusive bonus feature fronted by Rufus Hound which features personal reflections from Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat and a souvenir booklet. In this action-packed box-set, featuring Christmas specials starring Tenth Doctor David Tennant, Eleventh Doctor Matt Smith and Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi, the Doctor must save the world from an array of monsters including Killer Santas, The Sycorax, Rachnoss, The Wooden King & Queen and The Dream Crabs. And, there are more adventures in space and time with the Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi and his companion Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) in brand-new Doctor Who Series 9 - Part 1 (released 9
th November on DVD).

Awe-inspiring natural history

From the team behind the BBC's ground-breaking Planet Earth series comes the landmark natural history series The Hunt (released 7th December on DVD and Blu-ray). Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, the series explores the relationship between predators and their prey. Many of the stories will show rarely seen animal behaviour such as polar bears using meltwater pools in the ice to stalk seals and Arctic foxes leaping to catch auks mid-flight.

Children’s favourites

Based on David Walliams’ best-selling children’s novel, The Boy in the Dress (released 5th October on DVD) is a family comedy about Dennis, an ordinary boy who feels different from everyone else. Frustrated by the grey world he inhabits, Dennis creates a whole new persona – but can a boy wear a dress, and what will the headmaster, his dad and his friends on the football team think if they find out? The David Walliams Collection, which includes The Boy in the Dress, Gangsta Granny and Mr Stink will be released on the same date.

For the little ones, there are more are more wide-eyed and quacky adventures from Sarah and Duck in Sarah & Duck Series 1 Vol.4 Petal Light Picking (released 19th October on DVD). Hey Duggee - The Tinsel Badge & Other Stories (released 2nd November on DVD), stars the loveable huggable Duggee and his band of Squirrels as narrated by Alexander Armstrong. In the Christmas episode ‘The Tinsel Badge’ Duggee asks the Squirrels if they want to help decorate the clubhouse for Christmas. Of course they do! But they don’t just want to decorate the clubhouse; they want to decorate EVERYTHING – including Duggee and Enid the cat!

Horrible Histories proudly presents the terrible tale of Christmas as it’s never been told before! From Victorian villains to Medieval monks, Puritan parties to Tudor treats, join the gang on a hair-raising adventure through the history of Christmas in Horrible Histories - Horrible Christmas (released 2nd November on DVD).

[plasterface]

apologies for the shameless plug, but my mate's film Vampires is out tomorrow. It should be available in Asda and Tesco for about 8 quid. So if you have a few pounds burning a hole in your pocket and fancy supporting some independent horror from the North East may I point you in its direction.

Vampires [DVD]: Amazon.co.uk: Victoria Hopkins, Angela Zahra, Melissa Advani, Judith Alexander, Jody Baldwin, Richard Johnstone: DVD & Blu-ray

[bdc]

I guess this is a retitling of the original "Bloodlust" title?

[plasterface]

Originally Posted by bdc

I guess this is a retitling of the original "Bloodlust" title?

yes went from director's original choice of bloodless to bloodlust then to vampires, currently a fiver in asda

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by plasterface

yes went from director's original choice of bloodless to bloodlust then to vampires, currently a fiver in asda

I know you want to plug it but...honest answer...is it any good?

[plasterface]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I know you want to plug it but...honest answer...is it any good?

I enjoyed it, it has an atmosphere, It does a lot on a small budget. And it's honestly better than a lot of straight to dvd titles. But you've walked into another plug he's on kickstarter raising funds for his next film shortfellas a comedy heist film starring Warwick Davis


https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...s-feature-film