On The Comic Crush, we review the 4K release of Aliens: Special Edition, as part of our Alien Day ‘24 celebrations!

On The Comic Crush: 101 Films presents the cult classic creature feature Alligator (1980) on 4K UHD, along with the TV cut and 1991 sequel Alligator II: The Mutation (1991) on Blu-ray, title 033 on the 101 Films Black Label. Packed with interviews with cast and crew, this limited-edition release is packaged in a rigid box with brand-new artwork and includes a limited-edition booklet with new writing on the films. A B-movie masterpiece, Alligator remains a standout picture from the post-70s creature feature boom, with surprising depth and an overtly critical take on the inaction on environmental issues of the time that is still relevant today. Its lesser-known sequel Alligator II: The Mutation, follows a similar path to its predecessor with a more comedic and knowing undertone in true B-movie fashion.

On The Comic Crush: Studio Canal are set to release an extras-packed 4K Blu-Ray edition of Francis Ford Coppola's One From The Heart - and will release a new version of the film in cinemas in February. Watch the trailer and get the full details of the re-release.

On The Comic Crush, we review the pick of the latest 4K and Blu-Ray releases and re-issues!

On The Comic Crush, we review Studio Canal’s 4K and Blu-Ray reissue of Renny Harlin’s Cutthroat Island. Feisty Morgan Adams (Geena Davis) inherits her late buccaneer father's galleon and one-third of a map to buried treasure located on Cutthroat Island. The map had been tattooed on her father's scalp, and to find the treasure, she must locate and scalp his two brothers. But Morgan's swashbuckling uncle, Dawg Brown (Frank Langella), wants the treasure for himself, and does battle with his headstrong niece and her unwilling accomplice, Latin-speaking physician William Shaw (Matthew Modine).

The Comic Crush presents a guide to the films of Christopher Nolan. Ahead of Oppenheimer’s release on Blu-Ray and 4K, we present a look at Nolan’s movies - minus his Batman epics! We look back at his career through new home entertainment releases for his earliest films and articles on his later work. Join us!

On The Comic Crush, we review 101 Films’ reissue of Christopher Nolan’s Memento: 101 Films presents Christopher Nolan’s Memento. Released in 2000 after a lengthy quest for distribution, Christopher Nolan's landmark mind-bending thriller was released to universal acclaim receiving multiple Academy Award® nominations, and has since gone on to become a cult classic. Following up his debut effort Following (1998) Nolan once again uses a meticulously crafted structure to place the audience inside the protagonist’s mind. This time, like Leonard we can never truly tell friend from foe, as everyone around him seeks to manipulate his condition to their own ends, while he himself seeks the truth. The brilliance of Memento lies in its ability to show you something new and thrill with each viewing. Leonard (Guy Pearce) suffers from a rare brain disorder - the inability to form any new memories. He can remember in detail everything that happened before his injury, but anyone he has met or anything he has done since that fateful night simply vanishes. Who are his friends? Who are his enemies? What is the truth? In Leonard's world, the answers to these questions shift and change from second to second. And the more he tries to figure out what is true and real, the deeper he sinks into a multi-layered abyss of uncertainty and surprises.

The British label 88 Films is preparing a UK first on Blu-Ray for both versions of Michael Mann's 2006 film, Miami Vice, starring Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx. Read the full story on The Comic Crush.

On The Comic Crush: Altitude Films has released a trailer for their 4K theatrical reissue of Martin Scorsese’s Mean Streets. The film arrives back in UK cinemas on 13th October.

On The Comic Crush, watch the trailer for Robodoc: The Creation of Robocop! The definitive RoboCop documentary has landed! A 4-part limited series spanning nearly 5 hours, get ready to deep-dive into the making of the seminal 80’s sci-fi sensation, a film that pushed boundaries and inspired a whole generation.

The Comic Crush reviews 101 Films’ new edition of Christopher Nolan’s debut film, Following. Curiosity develops into voyeuristic fixation as a young writer, Bill (Jeremy Theobald) follows strangers around London to research a novel. After following Cobb (Alex Haw), a well-heeled stranger, who is a thief, Bill’s obsession takes a sinister turn. Drawn into Cobb’s world of burglary, prying into the personal lives of victims, he becomes obsessed with an attractive young woman, played by Lucy Russell, an aspiring actress making her movie debut. In Cobb, Bill has found a strange companion, part mentor, part confessor, and part evil twin.

On The Comic Crush: Fans of the Late Patrick Troughton's second Doctor Who and his companion Jamie, are in for a special treat: Big Finish have released three more audio dramas featuring The Second Doctor – and alongside Michael Troughton once again playing The Doctor, they've brought back Frazier Hines as Jamie!

On The Comic Crush, watch the trailer for Justice League: Warworld! Until now, the Justice League has been a loose association of superpowered individuals. But when they are swept away to War World, a place of unending brutal gladiatorial combat, Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and the others must somehow unite to form an unbeatable resistance able to lead an entire planet to freedom.

On The Comic Crush, Rob and Paul review The Lost City on Blu-Ray: Reclusive author Loretta Sage writes about exotic places in her popular adventure novels that feature a handsome cover model named Alan. While on tour promoting her new book with Alan, Loretta gets kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire who hopes she can lead him to an ancient city's lost treasure from her latest story. Determined to prove he can be a hero in real life and not just on the pages of her books, Alan sets off to rescue her.

On The Comic Crush Home Entertainment section, Studio Canal presents a video on restoring the sixties Dr. Who films for 4K release. We’ve also got a complete list of the technical specs and special features.