New and Classic Films on DVD and Blu-ray

Island of Lost Souls - classic horror starring Charles Laughton, just £13.99

Banned by the BBFC for being 'against nature', Erle C Kenton's adaptation of HG Wells’ The Island of Dr. Moreau out-horrors Universal’s Frankestein and Dracula, says Julia Upton.

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Cannes 2012 Days 1-4: camping, killer whales and bootleggers

The 65th Cannes Film Festival has begun buoyantly with a flurry of fine films reports MovieMail's man on the Croisette, Alexander Ballinger.

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Ruggles of Red Gap - starring Charles Laughton, just £13.99 on DVD & Blu-ray

Finally available for home viewing in the UK, Leo McCarey's satire on European diffidence and American snobbery is a delight, and showcases Laughton at his comic best, says James Oliver.

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The Artist - a wonderful modern-day silent comedy, just £14.99 on DVD

Michel Hazanavicius's Oscar-sweeping film sees a movie star facing decline with the advent of the talkies. It recalls a whole world of cinema waiting to be rediscovered, says Milo Wakelin.

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Classic Bergman - an enticing 5 film set of Ingmar Bergman's little-seen works

Five films from Ingmar Bergman: It Rains on Our Love (1946), A Ship Bound for India (1947), Sawdust and Tinsel (1953), Dreams (1955) and So Close to Life (1958). Anthony Nield takes a look.

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House of Tolerance - a ravishing study of a Parisian brothel, just £10.99

Languorous and opulent, with stunning, crepuscular photography, Bonello's study of a fin-de-siecle brothel is one of the most ravishing films in recent years, says James Oliver.

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