The Oscar for Best Picture is the biggest prize awarded in the film industry. But do the Academy voters get it right every year? Here are 10 films that deserved to win but didn’t.

Andy Boxall takes a look at Hammer Films’ 1966 movie The Reptile as more of the great British studio’s films are released on blu-ray. How does The Reptile shape up?

Hammer classic Dracula Prince of Darkness was recently released on DVD/Blu-ray in the UK. Andy Boxall revisits the film that terrified audiences on its release in 1966.

Picture this. You’re alone. It’s stormy outside. Rain thrashes at the windows, wind rocks the house, lighting strikes, thunder roars. You go to the wardrobe for a warm blanket and hiding in there is…

The Temptress. The allure of female beauty and those characters who know exactly how to dominate their male counterpart through sexuality.

A better film than The Godfather? Francis Ford Coppola’s brilliant The Conversation was made at the height of the director’s powers. Andy Boxall revisits the film that was recently released for the first time on Blu-ray.

Not only one of Hollywood’s most iconic film stars, Clint Eastwood is also one of tinseltown’s finest directors. Rodney Twelftree looks at his ten best films as director.

With so many films spanning nearly fifty years of cinema, you may think Woody Allen now has a film suited to everyone. But there are a few that don’t get widely talked about that deserve attention.