DVD & Blu-ray review: The Fury (18)

Brian De Palma Blu-ray (113mins)

Friday 01 November 2013 20:00 GMT

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Brian De Palma's lurid 1978 horror doesn't lack for action: machine-gun battles in the Middle East, exploding fairground rides, exploding people, and, more crucially, powerful telepaths. The psychics in question are Robin, who has been abducted by a sinister government agency led by John Cassavetes, and Gillian (Amy Irvine), the heroine of this deranged film who (foolishly) seeks help from the Paragon Institute. The Fury benefits from a furious energy, a hammy Kirk Douglas, and De Palma's rare knack of making you care.

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DVD & Blu-ray review: The Fury (18)

Brian De Palma Blu-ray (113mins)

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