Harbinger Blu-ray
7 September
Get ready for a malevolent new horror icon… the
Harbinger, in a sinister supernatural new British chiller starring a stellar cast of British acting talent including Gary Webster, Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott, Tony Sands, Johnny Palmiero, Nick Nevern,
Doctor Who legend Carole Ann Ford and Peter Woodward – son of
The Wicker Man's Edward Woodward. Five years after surviving satanic serial killer Henry Decker, Julia is still haunted by the devastating horrors she endured. Plagued by PTSD and terrifying visions of her tormentor, she reluctantly joins a paranormal TV presenter, a team of ghost hunters, psychics, occult experts and television production crew, to record a show in hopes of confronting her past. But when they descend on the house of horrors, they accidently stumble on the Harbinger, a malevolent machine harbouring the soul of Decker, who trapped in limbo, needs six souls to walk the earth and kill again. Filled with mythical mayhem, shocking kills and old-school gore,
Harbinger is a blood-thirsty occult horror with a nod to
Wishmaster,
Big and classic British horror, is available on UK and US digital now, courtesy of Miracle Media, and arrives on Blu-ray 7 September, courtesy of 101 Films.
Knightfall
14 September
Brand-new, all-action British spy thriller
Knightfall sees 007 legend Roger Moore’s son Geoffrey Moore return to the big screen for some epic espionage action. When MI5 weapons technician Ros Knight (Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott) is unexpectedly called into a black ops mission, led by her field-agent boyfriend Hugh (Moore), their objective is to intercept a deadly bioweapon before it can unleash devastation on British soil. When the operation goes catastrophically wrong, Ros finds herself on the run with a target on her back. With nowhere else to turn, she flees with Hugh to her childhood home – and to the one man she may still be able to trust: her estranged father, legendary retired spy catcher Charles Knight (Ian Ogilvy). As a heavily armed mercenary squad closes in, Ros, Hugh and Charles must overcome their differences and defend the house against a terrifying home invasion. The explosive new feature is set for its digital release on 14 September 2026, courtesy of Miracle Media and arrives on Blu-ray 26 October from 101 Films.
The Stranger
14 September
Meet
The Stranger in Paul Gerrard and Mike Clarke’s thrilling home invasion horror with a supernatural twist. When her husband is murdered in a house robbery gone horribly wrong, Amanda and her daughter Karli move to an isolated bed and breakfast deep in the British countryside. But their peaceful new life is soon interrupted by the arrival of a mysterious-yet-enigmatic stranger, Kyle, who initially asks to stay the night, then his story starts to change, and it soon becomes apparent that he isn’t who he says he is. Things take a twisted turn when he confesses that he is being hunted by a group of supernatural killers, but is he telling the truth or is it all an elaborate scam? Following its acclaimed festival run and winning Grimmfest’s Work in Progress Award,
The Stranger makes its highly anticipated arrival on UK digital on 14 September, courtesy of Trinity Content Partners.
Zulu Dawn 4K
21 September
Screen legends Burt Lancaster, Peter O’Toole, Simon Ward and Bob Hoskins lead an all-star cast in
Zulu Dawn, the ‘fascinating and awesome’ (DVD Talk) prequel to the 1964 classic
Zulu. In January 1879, when the Zulu King refused a list of ultimatums from officials of the British colony of Natal, the Empire declared war. Then in a series of grave tactical blunders, a garrison of 1,500 British soldiers faced 25,000 enraged Zulu warriors in what would become the most horrific disaster in British military history. Following its recent theatrical release, the brand-new 4K remastered edition is set for a new release on Limited Edition and Special Edition. The Limited Edition includes an exclusive 100-page book, double-sided poster, art cards and more than six hours of special features and is set to arrive on 21 September courtesy of Severin Films.
Lenore
21 September
Australian writer-director David Ward explores the darkest corners of the internet in his new twisted cyber gothic tale of obsession, disassociation and male fantasy. The film follows Max Wren, a troubled and isolated man who attempts to uncover the fate of
Lenore – a highly popular, yet deeply controversial, online personality who has seemingly disappeared. However, before he can complete his magnum opus, Max must confront a domineering antagonist from his past, two nosy police officers who have been tipped off about his antisocial behaviour and most concerning of all: a malevolent spirit that seems to live within his grotesque editing suite. Blending atmospheric tension with emotional depth, Lenore is a haunting psychological chiller exploring grief and infatuation, highlighting how our own sense of self can be warped by our obsession with online identities and digital spaces. Following its acclaimed run on the festival circuit,
Lenore is set to arrive on UK digital 21 September, courtesy of Seven Tales.
The Wave
21 September
After Hours meets
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
and
It’s a Wonderful Life in
The Wave – Gille Klabin’s mind-bending, drug fuelled, black comedy sci-fi trip starring genre favourite Justin Long alongside a stellar ensemble. Opportunistic insurance lawyer Frank thinks he’s in for the time of his life when he goes out on the town to celebrate a soon-to-be promotion with his work bestie. But their boy’s night takes an unexpectedly trippy turn for the worst when Frank is dosed with a hallucinogen that alters his perception and changes his life forever, throwing him into a psychedelic quest through board meetings, nightclubs, shootouts and alternate dimensions. Following its acclaimed US release,
The Wave
comes crashing onto UK digital 21 September, courtesy of Miracle Media.
Heresy
28 September
Salvation can be found in the darkest of places in
Heresy, Didier Konings’ lauded folk horror fable, that’s steeped in religious terror. In a small Dutch village in the Dark Ages, Frieda attempts to be a good wife, contributing to her community, saying her prayers, focusing on becoming a mother and doing what is expected of her. But after a traumatic encounter with one of the villagers in the woods, a presence saves Frieda’s life, latching itself onto her and throwing her belief system into question. As the otherworldly creature follows Frieda, strange things start to occur in the village, and Frieda is accused of witchcraft. As she tries to defend herself, her rage only grows and her family and friends turn their backs on her in the name of God. Garnering praise galore on its festival run, it is now set to make its UK digital debut on 28 September, courtesy of GrimmVision.
Sexy Beast
28 September
Second Sight Films gives Jonathan Glazer’s seminal gritty, swear-fest gem of a Brit gangster movie,
Sexy Beast, the Limited-Edition treatment. Described as ‘a crime film like no other’ by The Times, acting giants Ray Winstone and Ben Kingsley give career defining roles in the lauded director’s darkly funny, ferociously violent original cockney gangster geezer feature. Enjoying his new life of luxury with his true love Deedee following a long stretch behind bars, in a sprawling villa in sunny Spain, Gal Dove is happy just lazing by the pool in his yellow speedos… but the calm soon becomes a storm when his nemesis, the dangerously unhinged criminal Don Logan, turns up announced on his doorstep. When Don tries to tempt him with the promise of one last major job in London, Gal refuses to be swayed. But Don won’t take no for an answer and makes his feelings known in no uncertain terms. The brand-new collector’s set is presented in a stunning rigid slipcase with new artwork from Neil Kellerhouse, complete with a slew of added content. Go and grab this
Sexy Beast
of a release if you think you’re hard enough, set to arrive in a stunning Limited Edition Dual 4K UHD/Blu-ray Box Set
alongside standard editions on 28 September.
The Terror: Devil in Silver
5 October
The Terror returns to our screens for its third thrilling outing, so prepare for scares with
The Terror: Devil in Silver. Internationally acclaimed British acting sensation Dan Stevens takes the lead in an awe-inspiring turn as Pepper, a psychiatric patient who must face not only his own demons but possibly one of the most sinister entities known to man, alongside a stellar supporting cast. After finding himself wrongfully committed to New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital, Pepper must contend with patients who work against him, doctors who harbour grim secrets and perhaps even the Devil himself. As he navigates a hellscape where nothing is as it seems, he finds that the only path to freedom is to face down the entity that thrives on the suffering within the hospital walls – but doing so may prove that the worst demons of all live inside him.
The Terror: Devil in Silver
arrives on
Blu-ray and DVD on 5 October and is available to download and own from 28 September, thanks to Acorn Media International.
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