POWERHOUSE FILMS

A graphic and harrowing tale of life in a British borstal (reform school), director Alan Clarke's controversial drama was originally made for British TV but never aired. Ray Winstone plays a new...

Ship Of Fools Blu-Ray

In the course of their honeymoon, Isla (Sandra Julien) and Antoine (Jean-Marie Durand) elected to drop by the ancestral castle belonging to her cousins. It was a choice they'd regret to their...

Before becoming synonymous with the horror genre, Hammer Films had in the 1950s produced a number of noir-inspired crime and suspense films. The Snorkel is one of the finest of these. Penned by Jimmy...

Sensationally based on a 'true story', Hammer's The Stranglers of Bombay incorporates elements of the horror and thriller genres within an exotic adventure tale involving the murderous...

Spine-tingling tale of suspense and murder, starring Susan Strasberg as Penny Appleby, a wheelchair-bound young woman who travels to her father's Riviera estate only to be told he's away on business...

Part historical adventure, part crime-revenge thriller, and sharing elements of Hammer's horror films, The Terror of the Tongs portrays exotic villains and shocking violence in a plot which unfolds...

Moody film noir crime drama set in postwar Britain stars Trevor Howard as Clem Morgan, an aimless former RAF officer, who turns to a life of crime. Betrayed by his gang's leader, Narcy (Griffith...

To the shock of everyone who knows him, a London psychologist apparently takes his own life. His daughter, however, suspects foul play and launches an investigation into his death with the help of...

Sidney Poitier gives one of his finest performances as Thackeray, an out-of-work engineer who decides to try his hand at teaching, only to be faced with a class full of unruly teens (including...

Hammer Films' pulls the old switcheroo with this loose adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novella, featuring the bland Dr. Jekyll (Paul Massie) as a bearded, not-too handsome fellow and Mr. Hyde...

Teenage Parisian siblings Louise (Alexandra Pic) and Henriette (Isabelle Teboul) were parentless, sightless, and ostensibly, helpless. Oh, they can fend for themselves... because every sundown, they...