DVD Video Review: Roger Keen watches the strange world of Charlie Kaufman get stranger still, as he intermingles life and art in ever ascending and myriadly complex ways.

DVD Video Review: The Masters of Cinema series gathers Fritz Lang's three films concerning criminal mastermind, psychologist, hypnotist and peeping tom Dr. Mabuse for one of the best releases of the year.

DVD Video Review: Synapse Films release Raphaël Delpard's rare 1980 gore schlocker, but does it show the same pioneering innovation of the modern French extreme horror masterpieces? Mark Lee finds out.

DVD Video Review: Gary Couzens completes his look at Optimum's Tony Richardson Collection with 1977's Joseph Andrews, a comedy based on Henry Fielding's novel, starring Ann-Margret and Peter Firth.

DVD Video Review: Phantom and Phantom/Die Finanzen des Groand#946;herzogs, a melodrama and a comedy from 1922 and 1924 respectively, are two of F.W. Murnau's lesser-known films, released together by Masters of Cinema. Review by Gary Couzens.

DVD Video Review: Phantom and Phantom/Die Finanzen des Groand#946;herzogs, a melodrama and a comedy from 1922 and 1924 respectively, are two of F.W. Murnau's lesser-known films, released together by Masters of Cinema. Review by Gary Couzens.

DVD Video Review: One of the best anime series ever made, the remix editions of Shinichiro Watanabe's adventures of space age bounty hunters finally get a collected UK DVD release from Beez.

DVD Video Review: One of the best anime series ever made, the remix editions of Shinichiro Watanabe's adventures of space age bounty hunters finally get a collected UK DVD release from Beez.

DVD Video Review: As a tribute to Ray Barrett, who died recently, Gary Couzens reviews his award-winning performance in Hotel Sorrento, a drama adapted from a stage play, directed by Richard Franklin.

DVD Video Review: Gregory House is losing it. Season 5 of House returns the show to the heights of the first three years, misery's company is John.