DVD Video Review: Romero returns with another enjoyable zombie-fuelled romp, but can it exert a deep enough bite within its 86 minutes? Mark Lee walks with the undead to find out.

DVD Video Review: Hugo Weaving stars as a man on the run, his ten-year-old son in tow, in Last Ride, an Australian drama from 2009. Gary Couzens reviews Madman's two-disc DVD edition.

DVD Video Review: It's Mother's Day and here's Sony's attempt at taking a bite out of that market.

DVD Video Review: The BFI kick off a new series of DVD releases dedicated to the work of the Central Office of Information with this wonderfully rich and diverse look at crime and punishment.

DVD Video Review: Following on from 2008's Tokyo Gore Police, Yoshihiro Nishimura returns with another slice of Japanese satire. Inspired by two of the most legendary horror icons of all time...albeit under a rather different guise.

DVD Video Review: Following on from 2008's Tokyo Gore Police, Yoshihiro Nishimura returns with another slice of Japanese satire as he takes on two of the most legendary horror icons of all time...albeit under a rather different guise.

DVD Video Review: Daleks, Dracula and Boba Fett (sort of) are all causing trouble for the First Doctor in this double bill from 1965. James tags along for the ride and discovers why no one's laughing.

DVD Video Review: Daleks, Dracula and Boba Fett (sort of) are all causing trouble for the First Doctor in this double bill from 1965. James tags along for the ride.

DVD Video Review: Two rare Dziga Vertov films from the 1920s come to DVD on this excellent two-disc package.

DVD Video Review: Fritz Lang's masterpiece M, featuring a career-making performance from Peter Lorre, is released by Masters of Cinema. This two-disc edition also contains the film's rarely-seen English-language version. Review by Gary Couzens.

DVD Video Review: Wes Anderson does Roald Dahl. But mostly he does Wes Anderson.

DVD Video Review: It's time for vampires to start owning the streets!! Watch Ichigo act like a muppet for Eight episodes in this new volume of Bleach out today from MangaUK.

DVD Video Review: Three films from the celebrated filmmaking team of Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet - The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach, Sicilia! and Une visite au Louvre - released in a two-disc set by New Wave Films. Review by Gary Couzens.

DVD Video Review: It's daft, lengthy, and lacks the killer punch, but Mark Lee finds that there's still much to enjoy in Korean comedy horror, Chaw.

DVD Video Review: There sure is. Kev takes a look at Third Window's presentation of Miyano Masayuki's debut comedy drama: a look into the lives of six individuals whose paths cross as each is drawn into the Japanese sex industry.

DVD Video Review: Little known in the UK, the film that was France's biggest box-office hit for over three decades arrives on British Region 2.

DVD Video Review: Plugging a gap in DVD Times' Masters of Cinema coverage...

DVD Video Review: Mark Lee reviews a sumptuous remastered edition of the 1972 gothic horror classic, starring a very young Robert Powell, and Robert Stephens.

DVD Video Review: Melissa George can't shake the past in this Christopher Smith directed horror. John White is in the crow's nest..

DVD Video Review: Tricks is an engaging comedy-drama that was Poland's entry for the 2009 Oscar for Best Foreign-Language Film. Gary Couzens reviews New Wave's DVD, which is released today.