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Fantastically sleazy and nightmarishly depraved, William 'The Exorcist' Friedkin's blackly comic slice of Southern Gothic is so utterly over-the-top it will leave your jaw on the floor at the same time as making you feel sick to your stomach. And kudos to the team behind this BD's AVC 1.85:1 1080p encode for perfectly replicating even the gaudiest elements of the film's visual style. The DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix is even better - every bit as controlled yet aggressive as the film's titular hit man. Only the meagre extras (six interviews) disappoint, especially as Lionsgate's subsequent US release added a director's commentary and From Stage to Screen documentary.

One of the extras on this Blu-ray release finds Martin Scorsese waxing lyrical about the film's digital restoration and thanking those involved (both technically and financially). The plaudits are entirely deserved. Powell and Pressburger's classic military satire looks sensational on this new Blu-ray platter, with the AVC 1.37:1 1080p encode breathing new life into the Technicolor imagery. This limited edition steelbook also includes a 24-minute featurette, photo gallery and bonus DVD copy.

Ever since the arrival of the original KEF eggs nearly a decade ago, sub/sat packages have come in some interesting shapes and sizes. Spherical satellite speakers have been released before but few of them have the pedigree behind the baubles you see here. 
As one of the oldest French electronics brands, Elipson has 
been making spherical speakers for longer than many of its competitors have existed. 

More laboured and parochial than either funny or scary, Cockneys vs Zombies is less a film than a collection of punchlines desperately searching for a narrative to hang on to. While this Blu-ray release's AVC 2.40:1 1080p imagery is sharp, it can't do anything to compensate for the film's rather drab colour palette. Slightly more worthwhile is the DTS-HD MA 5.1 soundtrack, which has plenty of fun with all of the gunshots – although even this feels rather limited in scope at times. Seven short behind-the-scenes featurettes, an instructional video and trailer make up the lacklustre extras.