Imprint Films physical releases for September 2023: Cross of Iron, Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia & More
Imprint Films has announced its upcoming releases for September 2023, which are now available for pre-order.
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Category: Bluray and DVD Reviews
![Jacob’s Ladder (1990) [Imprint Collection #207] Blu-Ray Review – Under-appreciated anti-war classic looks better than ever](https://i0.wp.com/explosionnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Jacobs-Ladder-Movie-Review-Thumbnail.jpg?resize=627%2C376&ssl=1)
Jacob’s Ladder (1990) [Imprint Collection #207] Blu-Ray Review – Under-appreciated anti-war classic looks better than ever
Jacob’s Ladder isn’t a film for everyone, but it will always start a conversation. And plenty of extras are here to keep that conversation going even if you fall on the side of history that hated the film’s ending.
Read More![Return to Paradise (1998) [Imprint Collection #209] Blu-Ray Review – A hidden late 90s gem with stellar performances](https://i0.wp.com/explosionnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Return-to-Paradise-Review-Thumbnail.jpg?resize=627%2C376&ssl=1)
Return to Paradise (1998) [Imprint Collection #209] Blu-Ray Review – A hidden late 90s gem with stellar performances
The moral dilemma is what drives Return to Paradise. Would you return and do prison time to help someone you haven’t seen for years?
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The War of the Worlds (1953) (Limited Edition SteelBook + 3D Lenticular Hardcase (4K + Blu-ray)) Review – A collectors item for a classic film
Even without prior love for The War of the Worlds, I appreciate that the first time I could watch the film was with such a fantastic restoration for the technicolour film.
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Stunt Rock (1978) (Ozploitation Classics #8) Blu-Ray Review – An Ozploitation classic that needs to be seen to be believed
A spectacle of a film that’s bound to be unlike anything you’ve seen before.
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Run Lola Run (1998) (World Cinema #5) Blu-Ray Review – Fast-paced anti-hero time-looping
Even if the time-loop mechanic has been used and explored a bunch in the years since this is an art-pop piece of European film history and well worth watching.
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Crash (1996) (Beyond Genres #14) Blu-Ray Review – Sexual violence
Crash isn’t a film for everyone, but there’s a unique exploration here like none other.
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The Big Boss (1971) (Films of Fury #1) Blu-Ray Review – Great package for an okay movie
The Big Boss isn’t Bruce Lee’s greatest movie, but it’s an important stepping stone in his history.
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Possession (1981) (Beyond Genres #11) Blu-Ray Review – A wild ride truly deserving of the “Beyond Genres” label
A raw film with performances out of another world and well-deserving of the Beyond Genres label.
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