Fama

Beats,

Rhymes

& Life

|Nobody Like You, new music + visual from Fama.

Why should one feel it to be intolerable unless one had some kind of ancestral memory that things had one been different?

Mass in Motion

Their muscles met the demands of the city, and the city met the demands of their muscles

Qué Rico!

The Headless Woman

Film Skool

| After hitting something with her car, a bourgeois Argentine woman's life slowly descends into paranoia and isolation, as she fears she may have killed someone.

Tony Tacheny

Beats,

Rhymes

& Life

|Prologue, music + visual from Tony Tacheny.

Seraphim: The Motion Picture

Film Skool

| Amidst a racially charged & socially turbulent inner-city, an aspiring musician, Angel (Marck Angel), and a reformed street thug, Druid (Donta Hensley), embark on a musical trek in attempt to requite their romance, all while confronting a deeply troubled past... and present.

From the creators of the critically acclaimed album, Seraphim and based on the award-winning short film, Justice, comes Seraphim: The Motion Picture - starring Pop/R&B sensation, Marck Angel (Finding Me, Christopher Street), web-series heartthrob, Donta Hensley (Honest Men), and up and coming stage prodigy, Donnie E. Thomas (Love & Therapy) - directed by R.E.D. 

Seraphim seamlessly arcs a symphony of anthological music visuals, with an intimate “day in the life of” romantic-narrative surrounding two lovers attempting to rekindle their relationship. During their trek, efforts are daunted by the couple’s troubled past, all while confronting a racially charged Brooklyn, New York.

Inspired by iconic avant-garde, musical visuals such as Rhythm Nation 1814 and Purple Rain, juxtaposed with urban-romantic classics like Moonlight and Noah’s Arc - Seraphim takes a musical journey - wielding empowering musical scoring, hi-octane choreography, breathtaking cinematography, and provocative social nuance.

I do not wish to comment on the work; if it does not speak for itself, it is a failure

Mass in Motion

Explorers

Film Skool

| Inspired by his vivid dreams of flying through space and elaborate electrical grids, and fueled by comic books and classic sci-fi, 8th-grader Ben fantasises about a way to explore the Universe. When his friend Wolfgang manages to build a matching circuit board from Ben's hazily-sketched diagrams of his dreams, the board eerily begins to program itself, resulting in precisely the technology they need to secretly cobble together a real spacecraft in a backyard. Along with their friend Darren, they venture out of suburbia and blast into the cosmos seeking whatever alien life they can find — perhaps even something which was reaching out to them all along.

A sentimental adventure of childhood wonder and the regenerative cycle of pop culture (and B-movies), which links '80s childhoods to the fantasy of '50s sci-fi, Joe Dante's Explorers shows the Piranha director's unique skill in blending genres. Featuring childhood film debuts from Ethan Hawke (Dead Poets Society) and River Phoenix (Sneakers), with Robert Picardo (The Howling) and, naturally, Dick Miller (Gremlins), it also boasts extensive use of a broad range of effects by Rob Bottin and visuals from Industrial Light & Magic, as well as an epic score by Jerry Goldsmith (Alien). Vinegar Syndrome Ultra presents this cult film to 4K UHD in both its theatrical and home video versions, newly scanned and restored from its 35mm original camera negative, and featuring a brand new extended making-of documentary produced exclusively for this release.

Macabre

Film Skool

| Jane Baker is finding life difficult to cope with following the death of her lover. Seeking seclusion, she takes a room in a large, gothic mansion, whose elderly owner is blind. But Jane is also keeping a horrifying secret; a remnant of her love which she cannot let go but must keep hidden. As her fragile mental state further deteriorates, visitors to the spooky old house come too close to uncovering the shocking truth, when Jane snaps and unleashes a wrath of increasingly bloody terror…

The first feature film directed entirely by Italian horror legend Lamberto Bava (A Blade in the Dark), the giallo-tinged, true-crime-inspired MACABRE (Macabro) offers a tense and grisly study of budding madness. Starring Bernice Stegers (Fellini’s City of Women) in a riveting performance utilising the haunting beauty of New Orleans, and featuring a screenplay co-authored by Bava along with the great Pupi and Antonio Avati (The House With Laughing Windows), this unnerving thriller hits 4K UHD from Vinegar Syndrome in a brand new, absolutely gorgeous restoration of its totally uncensored original camera negative, along with a heaping assortment of fresh interviews and critical appraisals.

X the Unknown

Film Skool

| Before The Blob, there was X. The movie monster emerges in 4K, 70 years after the initial release of X the Unknown.

This Limited Collector's Edition is packed with documentaries, commentaries, the rarely seen short film A Man on the Beach, and much more.

Plus, the first 500 orders placed will receive a limited-edition X the Unknown mission patch, exclusive to Hammer.

Often considered an unofficial entry in the Quatermass franchise, this is essential viewing for fans of science-horror.