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The Changeling (4K Restoration) - Blu-ray review

When he loses his wife and young daughter in an horrific road accident, composer John Russell moves from the big city and rents an old mansion house via the Historic Society. The seclusion he seeks to work on his new music piece is immediately interrupted by strange noises which soon escalate to manifestations. With the help of a historian, he seeks to uncover the violent history of the house and a conspiracy which reaches as high as political office. A hidden room is discovered at the top of the house. But what happened there, and who is calling out for justice from beyond the grave...? [click here...]

 

Burning Paradise (1994) - Blu-ray review

Eureka Entertainment releases the 1993 Cantonese gothic horror-infused martial arts film, Burning Paradise, directed by Ringo Lam. Presented as part of the Eureka Classics range, the movie debuts in the UK on Blu-ray with a 2K restoration. The first print-run of 2000 copies feature a Limited Edition O-card Slipcase and a Collector’s Booklet with new writing by James Oliver. Burning Paradise is Lam’s only venture into the Wuxia (or Martial Arts Heroes) genre, but is considered to be one of his most noteworthy movies – arguably his best. It appears here for the first time since its release on VHS... [click here...]

 

Railway Empire 2 (PS4 / PS5) - Game review

All aboard the express train to riches and fame in Railway Empire 2. Don the coat of a clever entrepreneur, take over a small railway company in the early 1800s and turn your steam engines into the workhorses of the economy. Grow your company into the largest railway company of the continent and outsmart your competitors as you connect cities and companies with an ever-expanding network of rail lines, bridges, and tunnels. 60 famous locomotives are at your disposal, all pulling freight and passenger cars as they usher in an era of historic importance during the Industrial Revolution... [click here...]

 

Terracotta Watering Stake - Gadget review

The Kikkerland Terracotta Watering Stake is a charming and effective solution to keep your plants thriving even when you're away. Designed to resemble a carrot, this watering stake incorporates slow-release system, by harnessing the power of osmosis to deliver a steady supply of water to your plants. The process is simple: just fill up a wine bottle or standard empty bottle with water, and securely attach it to the stake. As the soil around your plant dries out, the terracotta stake gradually releases the stored water, ensuring your plant receives a consistent and balanced supply. Say goodbye to the worry of returning from a vacation to find your beloved plants withered and parched. With the Terracotta Watering Stake, you can leave for up to two weeks with peace of mind, knowing that your plants will receive the hydration they need to flourish... [click here...]

 

Minecraft: Official Cookbook - Book review

Discover 40+ recipes like Mushroom Burgers, Suspicious Stew, and The Cake. Featuring appetizers, snacks, entrees, desserts and drinks that are ideal for every skill level (and player type), this cookbook is just what you need to bring a touch of Minecraft into your kitchen. So, what are you waiting for? It's time to gather, cook and eat... [click here...]

 

Tin Can (PS4 / PS5) - Game review

As a random member of your colony's space program, you leave Mars aboard a large transport ship, only for its reactor to go critical in the middle of your journey to new horizons. All your time spent in the simulator did not prepare you for such a dire situation. Now, drifting in your escape pod, without any FTL capabilities, you realize that an easy way out was not included. Use your own wits to fix systems in a similar way you would fix and build your own PC, by swapping and fixing individual components. With a bit of luck, you might be able to finally find a safe haven... [click here...]

 

Formula Retro Racing: World Tour (PS4 / PS5)

A retro racer updated for the modern age, Formula Retro Racing: World Tour fuses the pick-up-and-play simplicity of '90s-style arcade racing with realistic physics, split-screen multiplayer, and 60fps performance. Building on the success of the original retro racing hit, Formula Retro Racing: World Tour introduces new tracks and car types for an additional level of depth. You'll race through iconic global locations, compete against other drivers, and try to beat your lap times. Do you have what it takes to master each racing line, hug every apex, and cross the chequered flag to victory...? [click here...]

 

Joe 90 - Soundtrack review

Joe 90, the series about a young boy who’s brainwashed each week and then kills people [for all the right reasons, of course], was a strange addition to the Anderson catalogue. It looks really slick, the characterisations are so much better than Captain Scarlet, its immediate predecessor, but the central premise is… odd. To say the least. However, there’s still gold to be found… in the soundtrack. Once again Barry Gray delivers a great score, full of energy and invention... [click here...]

 

Epic Themes III - Soundtrack review

Silva Screen release the third volume in its Epic Themes series. In addition to the best recent trailer music from highly sought out composers such as Thomas Bergen, Zack Hemsey, Harry Lightfoot, Jo Blankenburg, this 15-track digital album collection also features Hans Zimmer’s glorious 'Suite' from Planet Earth II and Lorne Balfe’s 'Theme' from His Dark Materials, a syncopated and angular melody, at the same time beautiful and unsettling... [click here...]

 

Dredge (PS4 / PS5) - Game review

Captain your fishing trawler across a collection of remote islands, each with its own inhabitants to meet, wildlife to discover, and stories to unearth. Scour the sea for hidden treasures and complete quests to gain access to strange new abilities. Research special equipment and upgrade your boat’s capabilities to gain access to rare fish and valuable deep-sea curios. Sell your discoveries to the locals to learn more about each area, and upgrade your boat to reach even more secluded locations. Strengthen your mind and use your abilities to survive trips out on the water after dark... [click here...]

 

Schubert: Late Works - Classical Music Review

Following his 2019 Navona Records release Brahmsiana, pianist Steven Masi returns with a full program of piano works by composer Franz Schubert on Schubert: Late Works. Lauded by critics for his masterful touch and dynamic style, Masi capitalizes on the unrivaled emotive power of solo piano throughout this album, drawing out a voice from the instrument that is profoundly human. Follow him on this journey through Schubert’s works to experience a well-balanced blend of virtuosic artistry and a razor-sharp precision... [click here...]