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ZombieCON Vol. 1
27 April
Cosplay carnage takes over as a group of fans must transform into heroes when a zombie outbreak threatens those closest to them in new comedy horror. From director Kyle Valle and co-written with stars Erin Áine and Manny Luke, the blood splattered romp is a tribute to cosplayers and horror fiends alike. When a zombie outbreak swarms the city a group of friends must use their home-made weapons and pop culture knowledge to race across town while trying to survive the zombie infested wasteland. Blending anime-style fights, razor-sharp satire, a bucket load of blood and genre in-jokes, ZombieCON Vol. 1 is available on UK digital now courtesy of Miracle Media.
Scarborn (Kos)
27 April
Get ready for Scarborn (Kos) – an award-winning, action-packed Polish feature that’s inspired by true events and takes us to 18th-century Poland for some kick-ass ‘Tarantino-esque’ action. Bartosz Bielenia, Jason Mitchell and Jacek Braciak star in this thrilling feature that follows an illiterate serf, Ignac, embarking on a perilous quest to prove his noble heritage, while unexpectedly getting entangled in a rebellion led by historical figure General Tadeusz ‘Kos’ KoĹ›ciuszko. For a modern, action-packed and universal story about people who overcome prejudice and differences in the name of freedom and equality, discover Scarborn, streaming now on Viaplay via Amazon Prime.

The Last Spy
24 April
An eye-opening new feature documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Katharina Otto-Bernstein shines a light on the incredible life of Peter Sichel who ‘stood at the epicentre of history’. The film follows Sichel’s escape from Nazi Germany as a Jewish refugee, to serving as the first CIA Station chief in post-war Berlin, and as an influential figure in Cold War espionage. After leaving the service he became a vintner, reviving his family's wine company, going on to make Blue Nun one of the most iconic and successful wines of all time. We hear accounts from those closest to him including wife Stella and daughters Sylvia and Bettina, along with renowned historians Peter Grose and Stephen Kinzer and authors Scott Anderson and Adam LeBor. Sichel shares never heard before stories, along with stark historical and political commentary, revealing how decisions made decades ago still shape our world today. The Last Spy is in select cinemas and on digital now courtesy of Dogwoof.

Itch!
20 April
Get ready to scratch that horror Itch! with Bari Kang’s new ‘horror banger’ (Screen Anarchy). Following news of a terrifying outbreak that’s spreading like wildfire and turning its victims into frenzied beings hellbent on self-destruction, Jay and his daughter are searching for somewhere to hide. Desperate to protect his daughter from horrific virus ‘The Itch’, they end up in a seemingly safe convenience store, which rapidly descends into a nightmarish trap, where the true danger is lurking amongst the people who have ended up there. With every decision a life-or-death choice, they must confront their fractured bond and make brutal choices to stay alive, leading to an unimaginable climax that questions what it truly means to protect those we love. The acclaimed film is set to erupt onto our screens with its digital debut on 20 April 2026, courtesy of Seven Tales.

Dangerous Truth
6 April
Powerful new political thriller Dangerous Truth is inspired by true events that took place in 2003, in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq. The intensely gripping drama series introduces us to Alex Jaromin, a photographer in his 30s, who has lived with his mother under a false name in the BKA witness protection programme in Athens for 20 years. When she dies, he learns that the deaths of his father and his sister in 2003 were not, as he had assumed, the work of Serbian nationalists. In his search for the truth, Alex's research stirs up a storm in political Berlin, but as he follows more leads, Alex finds himself in increasingly grave danger. Dangerous Truth is streaming now on Viaplay via Amazon Prime.
Past Life
6 April
Crimes from the past are reawakened when a traumatised journalist crosses paths with a celebrity hypnotist leading to a disturbing descent into the dark recesses of a fragmented mind where the lines between reality and illusion have fatal consequences. When war reporter Jason (Aneurin Barnard) meets famous hypnotist Tim (Jeremy Piven), he begins to experience the world through the eyes of a 1980s serial killer. Plagued by inexplainable memories of extreme violence, Jason’s grip on reality falters and his wife, Claira (Pixie Lott) starts to fear his PTSD will trigger a breakdown. Realising a killer has been reawakened, Jason must use hypnosis to uncover the truth and protect those closest to him. Past Life is available on digital now courtesy of Miracle Media.

Queens of Mystery Series 2
6 April
Murder mystery royalty is back as the witty and whimsical Emmy®-nominated crime caper Queens of Mystery returns for its second outing. This bold and colourful series features a stellar female-led British cast with Julie Graham, Sarah Redwood, Siobhan Redmond, Florence Hall and Juliet Stevenson in her Emmy®-nominated role as narrator. Series two finds DS Matilda Stone (Hall) happily settled back in her picturesque hometown of Wildemarsh. However, it’s not long before the town has a killer in its midst, and as always, her mystery-writing aunts – who believe their knowledge of crime fiction makes them perfectly qualified to help – are on hand to assist in the investigations. With its outstanding female-led cast, picturesque setting, gloriously entertaining scripts and wickedly offbeat whodunnits, Queens of Mystery Series 2 is available on DVD and digital now courtesy of Acorn Media International.
Surrender to It
30 March
This thrilling mystery adventure is an unmissable trip into the unknown with gripping twists and turns around every corner. Following the sudden death of his son, grieving father Dani reunites with his old drama workshop for a weekend at Devil's Bridge – a landmark steeped in ancient folklore. Joined by a chaotic collection of characters, Dani and the group embark on an adventure they will never forget. What could have been the perfect reunion, quickly descends into sinister pandemonium. Each harbouring dark personal secrets, the group must face their past head on, while contending with mysterious goings on in the woods. Tim Bryn Smith’s unnerving new thriller Surrender to It is on UK digital now , courtesy of Miracle Media.
She Killed in Ecstasy and Vampyros Lesbos
30 March
Ahead of the highly anticipated Peaky Blinders film arriving this March, Robin Bextor’s brand-new feature documentary takes us behind the scenes to explore the fascinating history of the notorious gang and the multi-award-winning series. From fashion to feuds and concept to cultural impact, the documentary dissects all things Peaky Blinders, charting the origins of the real-life outlaws through to the creation of the smash hit series. Interviews with series creator Stephen Knight and historian Carl Chinn provide insight into their personal connections to the real gang and production designer Grant Montgomery and film and TV critic Michael Hogan chart the cultural impact of the acclaimed series from page to screen. Peaky Blinders: The Real Story is available on digital now, courtesy of Reel2Reel Films.
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