Pride & Prejudice

Elvira - Box Of Horrors

A boxset of cheesy horror delights introduced by Elvira (aka Cassandra Peterson), with her customary blend of double-entendres, raunchy jokes and allusions to her prodigious physique and libido, Elvira's Box of Horrors is one that all B-movie buffs and fright-flick fans will want to dip into. Boxset contains Herk Harvey's Carnival of Souls (1962), Francis Ford Coppola's Dementia 13, the original Night of The Living Dead (1968) directed by George A Romero, William Castle's House On Haunted Hill (1959), Roger Corman's The Little Shop Of Horrors (1959) and Joseph Green's The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1962).

King's Guard

The haughty but beautiful Princess Gwendolyn is being escorted to the kingdom of her future husband by a squad of elite King's Guard, when they are attacked by bandits attempting to seize the Princess's dowry: a large chest full of gold. They take refuge in a ruined farmhouse and are besieged by the cut-throats. Captain Reynolds, leader of the guard and already smitten by Gwendolyn, launches an audacious attack on the bandits. His bravery impresses the Princess and she finds herself falling in love with him. But she knows she has an obligation to her 'Political' marriage to help her father, the King, rule the kingdom.

Agatha Christie - Miss Marple - Vol. 1

Boxed set containing four separate film adaptations, starring Geraldine McEwan as Miss Marple, Agatha Christie's famous spinster sleuth. The shrewd and inquisitive Jane Marple finds her services required when murder is committed. This sweet old lady with a love of gardening is the quintessential English maid, living in the quaint village of St Mary Mead, her appearance hides a razor sharp intuition for solving crimes. Includes: The Body In The Library, A Murder Is Announced, Murder At The Vicarage and 4.50 From Paddington.

True Story

Bruce Li stars as Bruce Lee in Bruce Lee - True Story, detailing the true story of Bruce Lee's youth as portrayed by Bruce Li.

Far From Heaven

Autumn 1957. The Whitakers are the very picture of suburban America. Their home is in Hartford, Connecticut and their daily existences are characterised by carefully observed family etiquette, social events and their desire to keep up with the Joneses. Cathy Whitaker is the ideal homemaker, wife and mother. Her husband, Frank is the breadwinner, husband and father. They have healthy children, wonderful friends, in fact, their life is just perfect. Then one night Cathy finds out about her husband's secret life and her perfect world is shattered. Cathy feels she cannot tell anyone in her own social circle about her discovery, so, turns to her African-American gardener and her maid. Cathy must now make choices in her life, choices that will change many lives forever.