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King Crimson: In the court of the crimson king [Blu-ray + DVD]

Limiterad importutgåva (Blu-ray+DVD).<br/><br/>Ken (Yutaka Hayashi), a serious young man working as a cake decorator at an upmarket coffeeshop, finds himself led seriously astray by his feisty waitress coworker Yuri (the unforgettable Tamaki Katsura) after a chance encounter with a disturbed young woman (Yuri Yamashina) fuels their passion for murder and they embark on a vicious killing spree. Part serial killer slasher movie, part coming-of-age romantic drama, this outrageous sexploitationer by Yasuharu Hasebe (Black Tight Killers, Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter) scripted by Chiho Katsura (Hausu) is a standout title in Nikkatsu's mid-70s 'Violent Porno' sub-genre of its erotic Roman Porno line. Once seen, never forgotten...<br/><br/>EXTRAS:<br/>Language(s): Japanese, Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, Screen ratio 1 - 2.35:1, Mono 2.0, Booklet, Bonus Footage, Commentary: Amber T. and Jasper Sharp., Image Gallery, Introduction by Kei Chiba., Trailers

BLURAY+DVD<br/>LIMITED EDITION

British thriller in which Nazi spy Henry Faber (Donald Sutherland) poses as an Englishman when he is shipwrecked on a Scottish island en route to Germany. Befriending the beautiful Lucy (Kate Nelligan) whose marriage to a crippled, embittered pilot is faltering, Faber sets about seducing her as he intends to use her to help carry out his mission and prevent the D-Day invasion.

Epica: Omega alive [Blu-ray + DVD]

"Have You Got It Yet?" tells the story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd, directed by Roddy Bogawa, produced by Orian Williams and featuring legendary artist and designer Storm Thorgerson as interviewer. Thorgerson, who grew up in Cambridge with Barrett and many of the people appearing in the film, offers an intimate investigation into the secrets and myths surrounding Barrett's mysterious disappearance, featuring rare, previously unreleased footage, new interviews with the surviving Pink Floyd members, childhood friends, ex-girlfriends and contemporary musicians. The film is both a chronicle and a mosaic, an examination of fame and its personal cost, while exploring the wider social context of the 60s, their hopes and their failures.