Save Me

22 June

This gripping psychological thriller follows a young woodcarver who returns to her hometown in Komotini for her father’s memorial. But not long after she arrives, her younger sister mysteriously vanishes. As Nikol tries to unravel the unsettling circumstances surrounding the disappearance, she teams up with a determined local detective whose own demons mirror the town’s long buried secrets. Together they navigate a web of lies, trauma, and long-suppressed truths hidden beneath the surface of an outwardly quiet community. As time runs out, the investigation exposes just how far people will go to protect their own – and how darkness can thrive in the most ordinary places. Save Me episodes 1 and 2 are streaming on Viaplay via Amazon Prime from 22 June with new episodes weekly.

Shadows of Willow Cabin

29 June

Buried traumas transform into physical phantoms in Shadows of Willow Cabin. Joe Fria masterfully merges queer romance with supernatural horror in his feature debut to craft a moody, intimate and chilling feature that unfolds like a dark fever dream. When two men retreat to a remote mountain cabin, what begins as tentative desire soon deepens into intimacy, but the cabin has other plans… As the walls whisper with voices they thought had been silenced, the cabin comes to life, trapping the couple in a supernatural loop where time fractures, ghosts manifest, and their repressed traumas take terrifying forms. Following its international premiere at Grimmfest 2025, Shadows of Willow Cabin arrives on UK digital on 29 June, courtesy of GrimmVision.

Children of the Wicker Man

30 June

With his 1973 directorial debut, Robin Hardy fought to craft what would eventually be recognised as one of the greatest horror movies ever made, The Wicker Man. But for his loved ones, Hardy created a very different kind of nightmare. Art historian Dominic Hardy and filmmaker Justin Hardy explore their late father’s complicated legacy in a new documentary uncovering the personal costs of the film’s chaotic production, their father’s war with the studio British Lion, his bitter falling-out with Anthony Shaffer, the financial and sexual improprieties that tore families apart and their own lifelong traumas. Also available is the new 232-page hardcover book Children of the Wicker Man, featuring Robin Hardy’s long-unseen personal documents and photographs as well as original illustrations by Dominic Hardy. Children of the Wicker Man is set to receive its worldwide disc premiere 30 June, courtesy of Severin Films US.

Zulu Dawn

6 July

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 25 May courtesy of Severin Films.

Cold Prey Trilogy

6 July

Second Sight Films brings the chills Norwegian style as Cold Prey Trilogy is the latest classic horror collection to get the Limited Edition Blu-ray Box Set treatment, complete with an outstanding slew of special features. Roar Uthaug’s Cold Prey introduces us to five friends who head to the mountains of Jotunheimen, for a fun-filled snowboarding trip. But when one falls and breaks his leg, they find themselves cut off with no phone reception and seek refuge in an abandoned building, to wait for help. Little do they know, a mysterious, brutal serial killer known as the Mountain Man stalks the snow-covered landscape causing murderous mayhem in the mountains. Mats Stenberg’s chilling sequel Cold Prey II follows on from the fear-filled first feature and Mikkel Brænne Sandemose’s Cold Prey III takes us to the 1980s where a group of teenagers visit an abandoned hotel in the Norwegian woods and find themselves hunted by the psychotic chiller killer. Cold Prey Trilogy Limited Edition is guaranteed to give you the shivers with this ice-cold killer Nordic slasher collection, set to arrive on 6 July, courtesy of Second Sight Films.

Son of the Soil

13 July

Get in deep with Son of the Soil – an explosive new adrenaline-fuelled and emotionally charged ‘bone-crunching Lagos revenge thriller with bruising swagger’ (The Guardian) from acclaimed British Chinese director Chee Keong Cheung and Action Xtreme – the UK's first major action studio. Reminiscent of gritty genre favourites, John Wick, The Equalizer and Taken, the multi-award-winning actioner sees writer and star Razaaq Adoti return to his Nigerian roots in a gritty and powerful lead performance, that sees him pull no punches, as a former special ops paratrooper intent on revenge and redemption. Channelling personal grief, cultural pride, and diasporic identity, Son of the Soil sows a powerful, adrenaline-fuelled story of vengeance and salvation into a Hollywood-grade action thriller with authentic African soul. The film makes its UK digital debut on 13 July, courtesy of Trinity Content Partners, following its acclaimed theatrical release.   

Home in You

20 July

Home in You sheds light on societal problems surrounding immigration and gentrification, delicately balancing serious topics with humour and warmth. Offering an intimate and authentic portrayal of a family caught between two worlds, it follows immigrant parents from Lebanon striving to understand their more assimilated children, who grapple with the challenges of adolescence and dual identities. As they scramble to find a new home during an idyllic Swedish summer, the family clashes with each other and their surroundings. They embark on a journey of self-discovery, seeking not only a new home in Sweden but also a sense of belonging within their own family unit.  The series is streaming on Viaplay via Amazon Prime from 20 July.

The Brokenwood Mysteries Series 12

30 June

New Zealand's deadliest detective drama, The Brokenwood Mysteries, is back for its entertaining 12th outing, arriving just in time for a summer of sleuthing with even more witty whodunnits, deadpan humour and heart. The new series features six new feature length mysteries, from attempted alien abductions to a surfing priest with a dark history and a masquerade ball masking a mysterious death. The formidable team also dig into the strange case of a dead bride found by the tracks of a historic railway, a killer ukulele and a stolen family heirloom that leaves blood on the hands of fan-favourite siblings Ray and Trudy Neilson. For a delightful mix of retro detective drama, intriguing investigations, warmth, wit and small-town charm, crack open a new casebook of crimes from New Zealand’s most murderous town with The Brokenwood Mysteries Series 12, set to arrive on DVD and digital 20 July, courtesy of Acorn Media International.

Dead Man's Shoes

10 August

Shane Meadows’s tour-de-force Dead Man’s Shoes finally gets the release it deserves as Second Sight Films announces the highly anticipated Dead Man’s Shoes Limited Edition Blu-ray Box Set, set for release this Summer. The set is presented in a stunning rigid slipcase with new artwork by Krishna Shenoi, a 120-page book with new essays, and a slew of fantastic additional content including new audio commentaries and new interviews. Lauded as one of the grittiest and most visceral British revenge dramas ever made, this tense and uncompromising psychological thriller stars Paddy Considine as Richard, a former soldier who returns to his hometown in Derbyshire. Filled with violence, vengeance and simmering menace, He embarks on a chilling campaign of revenge against those responsible for devastating past atrocities. What begins as psychological intimidation gradually escalates into a brutal reckoning as he hunts down the gang members one by one. The acclaimed film, featuring an exceptional cast, is set to arrive in a must-own collector’s edition on 10 August 2026. 

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