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You know Phantasm, don’t you? Of course you do. And if you Phantasm, you’ll be delighted to know that Don Coscarelli’s four film series is available in a superb collectors edition, packed with extras.

A Feature-Length In-Depth Analysis on the Phantasm Series and Beyond, with Director Don Coscarelli, Producers Paul Pepperman and D. A. Coscarelli, Stars Reggie Bannister, Michael Baldwin, Angus Scrimm, Bill Thornbury, Kathy Lester, Heidi Marnhout, Ed Gale, Musician Christopher L. Stone and Special FX Designer D. Kerry Prior Phantasmagorical Mystery Tour - An All-New Featurette in which Reggie Bannister Takes Us on a Mysterious Trip Phantasm: Genesis An in-depth behind-the-scenes look at specific scenes in the Phantasm series also featuring Interviews with Cast and Crew Nicotero: The Gory Days - An All-New Featurette with Special Effects Maestro Greg Nicotero Phandom - An All-New Featurette focusing on the Many ‘Phans’ of the Phantasm Series 1979 interview with George Capewell, Don Coscarelli and Angus Scrimm TV and Radio Spots

First there was Box of the Banned, and now - inevitably - there’s a sequel.

Box of the Banned 2 is a selection of six more films that were originally banned under the Obscene Publication Act of 1983/1984.

In ‘Evilspeak’, a young, misfit, military cadet suffers constant torment by his classmates and dreams of nothing but revenge. When he discovers an ancient satanic temple, with it’s attendant secrets, his vengeful fantasies become transformed into a violent reality. Combining the temple secrets with his advanced computer skills, he begins to beckon forth demons and cast evil spells on the objects of his hatred, securing the ultimate revenge. Also includes: ‘Contamination’, ‘Tenebrae’, ‘Don’t Go Near The Park’ and ‘The Witch Who Came From The Sea’ plus the documentary ‘Ban The Sadist Videos: Part 2′.

Buy it before they ban it. Again.

The undisputed King of Erotica lends his name to twelve of the sexiest short stories imaginable. Directed in the Tinto Brass style by some of the most talented new Italian directors working today, Tinto Brass has produced the films as well as featuring in his trademark cameo appearances.

This box set includes Julia, Quattro, Improper Liaisons and Hold My Wrists Tight.

Another collection of Pedro Almodovar films:

Flower of My Secret

Spain’s high priest of hip, Pedro Almodovar, returns with a brilliant combination of his familiar stylized comedy and a new departure into full-blooded melodrama.

Leo leads a secret double life as an author of romantic fiction. However her success as the best-selling Amanda Gris hasn’t brought her happiness and things are getting worse. Her husband doesn’t love her, her best friend is strangely distracted and her mother and sister are too busy bickering to notice that anything’s wrong.

Abandoned by her muse and seeking solace in the bottle since the collapse of her marriage, an unlikely rescuer sets her on a collision course to a new emotional entanglement…

Kika

Young cosmetologist Kika (Verónica Forqué) is called to the mansion of rich American Nicholas (Peter Coyote) in order to make up the corpse of his stepson Ramon. As it turns out, Ramon is not actually dead and he begins an affair with Kika…

However, the path of true love never does run smooth and the pair must survive the threats of Kika’s previous affair with Nicholas, the mystery surrounding the all-too suspicious death of Ramon’s mother and Ramon’s former psychologist…

‘Kika’, an hilarious comedy written and directed by Spanish auteur Pedro Almodovar, comes to DVD fOr the first time.

Law of Desire

‘Law of Desire’ is an unbridled send-up of the absurdities of human desire, a wildly funny film that took American and European audiences by storm and immediately established director Pedro Almodovar.

‘Law of Desire’ features a fabulous trio - Pablo, a famous Madrid director for whom men are prepared to die, his new love-crazed boyfriend Antonio, and Pablo’s flamboyant and gorgeous transsexual sister Tina.

Pablo is suffering because Juan, his lover, shares his steamy passion but not his commitment, and has returned to his village in southern Spain. Trying to forget him, Pablo is seduced by the tall, dark, handsome and heterosexual Antonio who, in the space of 24 hours, goes from having his first gay affair, to being Pablo’s demanding - and threatening - lover. Pablo makes the mistake of dismissing Antonio as inconsequential but Antonio intends to pursue his passions to their ultimate conclusion.

Matador

At his school in Madrid, ex-bullfighter Diego Montes instructs his students in the corrida: ‘the art of the kill’. Trainee bullfighter Angelo, sexually repressed and mother fixated, is taunted about his suspected homosexuality by Diego.

To prove his masculinity Angel attempts to sexually assault Diego’s girlfriend. Failing in his attempt and consumed by guilt he confesses to murders he did not commit – the victims are killed with bullfighting instruments at the moment of sexual climax.

Angel is defended by lawyer Maria Cardenal, the real killer, who is obsessed with Diego and uses Angel to draw the maestro Matador into one last confrontation.

A collection of 5 horrors from Britain’s Amicus Studio, packaged in a suitably chilling coffin-shaped box.

In ‘And Now The Screaming Starts’ a young married couple are thrown into a web of fear when they move into an eerie house that is subject to an evil curse and inhabited by a dismembered hand. ‘Doctor Terror’s House Of Horror’ tells how Doctor Terror catches a train and persuades five passengers to have their fortunes told using the Tarot Cards. In ‘The House That Dripped Blood’ an investigator looks into the strange goings-on in an empty house. ‘Asylum’ consists of four tales of terror which are revealed to a new doctor by four mental asylum inmates. Each tale leads to a puzzling mystery which is solved during the final tale. ‘The Beast Must Die’ finds a rich sportsman who invites a number of guests to his house with the knowledge that one of them is a werewolf. The film features a novel ‘guess who’ sequence at the end.

Frank Capra’s It’s a Wonderful Life has recently been voted the most inspirational film ever made.

Conceived as a celebration of small-town American values at the end of the second world war, It’s a Wonderful Life stars James Stewart as George Bailey, a decent, dogged everyman who suffers a crisis of faith and is rescued from a watery grave by a bumbling angel. After being shown what his hometown would have been like had he never been born, Bailey eventually comes to realise that his is a wonderful life after all.

This, along with three other films - including Harvey - is on the James Stewart Screen Legends collection.

So how do you go about celebrating the 20th anniversary of Cronenberg’s classic horror remake?

How about with a 7 disc collector’s box set including: The Fly, Return of The Fly, Curse of The Fly, David Cronenberg’s remake of The Fly and The Fly II.

Wes Craven returns to the slasher genre and spoofs what he started.

Scream Critically acclaimed as the definitive horror thriller of the 90’s from the master of the genre Wes Craven. The residents of a picturesque small town are being victimised by a sly psycho with a twisted love for scary movies. As this masked predator continues to mimic horror films with real life acts of terror, it becomes clear that solving this mystery is going to be murder.

Scream 2 Sidney Prescott thought she had put the shocking Woodsboro murders behind her… until a crazed copycat killer begins acting out a chilling, real-life horror sequel on her college campus! As the bodies begin to pile up, ambitious reporter Gale Weathers, deputy Dewey and other Woodsboro survivors find themselves trapped in an all-new nightmare where no one is safe - or above suspicion. Even more terrifying and twistedly funny than the original, Scream 2 again defies the rules and delivers heartstopping surprises.

Scream 3 Sidney Prescott decides to visit the movie set of Stab 3: Return To Woodsboro where someone is killing the cast members and leaving behind a photo of her mother. Scream 3 offers an unmatched mix of thrills, laughter and suspense that brings this spine tingling saga to an unforgettable conclusion.

This 6 DVD box set includes Tarantino’s scorching debut Reservoir Dogs, the multi-story Travolta career-resurrecting Pulp Fiction, and his Blaxploitation homage Jackie Brown.

It’s time to get medieval on your DVD player.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is an erotic nightmare beyond any measure. Relive Richard O’Brien’s sinfully twisted salute to horror, sci-fi, B-movies and rock music - a “sensual daydream to treasure forever”. Starring Tim Curry in his classic gender bending performance, Barry Bostwick and Susan Sarandon. Do the ‘Time Warp’, and sing ‘Hot Patootie’ with Meatloaf again… and again… and again… at home!

Shock Treatment

Janet (Jessica Harper) and Brad (Cliff De Young) are now married and living back in their hometown of Denton. The town has become a giant TV station and the residents are either participants or viewers. As Janet is enjoying the high life, Brad is incarcerated in a mental institute and must woo back Janet before he loses her forever! Also starring original cast members Richard O’Brien and Patricia Quinn, and TV personality Ruby Wax.

This limited edition set also features:
Shock Treatment CD soundtrack
The Rocky Horror Show Audience Participation Book
1 x 24 page comic book
3 x photo stills taken by Mick Rock