Batman's latest imaginative animated outing adapts the 1920s-esque DC Elseworlds comic by Mike "Hellboy" Mignola for some H.P. Lovecraft-inspired gothic mutant madness.  

Samsung might have left it until launch day, but it has finally confirmed the UK pricing for the majority of its core 2023 line-up, with its QD-OLED and Neo QLED TVs now available in the UK and Ireland.  

Regular Soderbergh writer-collaborator Scott Z. Burns showruns this all-star anthology of snapshots into an environmentally-challenged future.  

David Bowie and Nic Roeg dream team on Walter Tevis’ scathing attack on everything from cold war paranoia to existential loneliness to the nihilistic acceptance that to be human is an ever downward spiral of addiction, and deliver a wonderful cult-classic that gets more prescient as time goes on…  

Cas and the team are back for the Movies Edition of the AVForums podcast. This week they talk boxing movies, Shazam 2, the latest TV shows and what's fresh on 4K UHD Blu-ray.  

The Windsor Earl and Windsor Duke mark the classic British manufacturer Castle’s first all-new and UK-made speakers in more than a decade.  

‘Family’ is seemingly the theme of March’s Blu-ray release schedule – be they loved (syrupy Sirk melodramas), hated (post-War British social taboo explorations), awkwardly distanced from (elegant remakes of classic humanist introspections) or even just dead (grotty LA revenge jams), there’s something for everyone this month, regardless of how you feel about your own… EDIT - Updated with new competitions!  

The best Emmerich disaster flick that Emmerich didn't direct (and better than some of the ones he did), 2003's The Core is blissful so-bad-it's-good hokum.  

Keira Knightley continues her succession of historical/biographical leads with this sobering Zodiac-esque look at the reporter who exposed the killing spree of the Boston Strangler.  

The welcome blast of fun and humour into the dour DC Cinematic Universe that was the first Shazam! continues with this sequel from returning director David F. Sandberg. And while still charming thanks to the family dynamic and its core cast, it sadly doubles down on the worst aspects of the first film… namely everything else…  

Designed to work in perfect harmony with the company’s similarly named speakers, the four new additions promise to go lower and louder than ever before.  

The Recording Industry Association of America’s 2022 figures point to a shift in physical music preferences last seen in 1987, while streaming still dominates the market.  

The 11.4-channel network AVR comes with Dirac Live calibration and boasts a wider range of custom-friendly software tools and audiophile-quality sound.  

Despite an award-winning director, award-winning star and award-winning writer, Marlowe - foolishly not based upon an actual Raymond Chandler / Philip Marlowe book - is a frustratingly banal neo-noir crime thriller that feels like one big, fat missed opportunity.  

A fresh take on a classic series, the new line-up is available now as both standalone products and, with a slight delay, a full 5.1 package.  

Estelon's latest three-way passive speaker, Aura, comes with a stylish design, big ambitions for sound quality and a price tag to match.  

Antoine Fuqua's 2001 crime thriller earned a powerhouse Denzel Washington his first and only Best Actor Oscar, and remains an intoxicating, tense 24 hours on the violent streets of LA, landing on a stunning native 4K disc with outstanding Atmos.  

Goldring has an impeccable pedigree in affordable cartridges; can the Eroica HX do the brand proud and make your turntable sing?