Cult, Comedy, Crime, Classics, the BFI has it all. To celebrate the release of four great titles on DVD this week we’ve got a giveaway to suit cinema lovers of all tastes…

Snuggle down in your office chair, stick in your headphones, a do a serious expression, and pretend you're concentrating on something vastly important - it's 'caught on the web' time. This month we've got a bit of a Ram-boner, so here are some not-so-classic music vids inspired by classic movie heroes. See posts below.

A Spanish Rambo-a-like joins bikini clad women in Hollywood to do a song about how he doesn’t like war, (Euro-pop style).

A montage of Indy clips accompanies a bloke singing a crap but amusing song about how he wants to be like Indy.

Decent parody of the Bond theme tune with high production values and a slightly less silly title than Quantum of Solace.

Mega-quiffed horrorphile and passionate movie mogul Mark Kermode launched his new BBC blog 'Kermode Uncut' last week at http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/markkermode/ and while perusing this we found this clip about the uncut release of Last House On The Left.

For anyone not mad for the horror this is Wes "Scream" Craven's debut feature - a particularly violent, unpleasantly realistic, exploitation flick, until now unavailable uncut to UK audiences. Back in February we reported on the banning of Murder Set Pieces (here) and although the issues weren't as straightforward as just taste and decency, whatever your feelings about horror movies, the politics of censorship is an ongoing debate. With Funny Games US coming to DVD on the 28 July - (a movie which openly questions and admonishes viewers for choosing to watch graphic violence on film) this topic is going to run and run. So: what do you think? Is it a good thing that we finally get the choice to watch a nasty, but still significant, piece of horror history? Or is it the job of the BBFC to protect people from this kind of fare? Or are you with Haneke - does it say something damning about you as an individual that you would choose to watch scenes of violence as a leisure activity?

Head on over the the forum and let's have a (non-violent) fight about it....

Pass us a hanky, it's Hilary Swank(y) starring opposite Gerald Butler in new rom-com PS I Love You, released on DVD this week. We've got five copies to give away...

I've just come back from interviewing Peter Howitt about his new film Dangerous Parking - he's the bloke who directed Sliding Doors and Laws Of Attraction. He also used to be Joey Boswell in '80s sitcom Bread. At the start of the interview I resisted the temptation to say "greetings" and perhaps as a direct result of that it went well: nice bloke, very passionate, lots to say, should make an interesting article when the movie comes to DVD in late September. However, he did reveal that when he first heard of Blu-ray he thought it was a fish...

Dangerous Parking hits cinemas on the 23rd May and to DVD (and fish?) on the 29th September.

AVP 2: Requiem must have some kind of monster marketing spend behind it. We might not have given the movie the most glowing review but you've got to admire the innovation and imagination that's gone into some of these stunts. Four out of five for stunts, guys. So, following on the from the genius AVP penalty shoot out, here's the next instalment: Alien and Predator do London. We like the bit where they're fighting over the paper best.

AVP 2: Requiem is out now  DVD and Blu-ray (as if you didn't already know...)

What is the Terminator? Yeah, yeah, before you all say 'Cyborg', hold your horses, Mister. Because a Cyborg is a Cybernetic Organism and strictly speaking the Terminator can exist without his 'meat exterior' and so is not an organism. Or is he? We're not sure. We'd like to open it to the floor: the Terminator: Cyborg, Robot with a meat exterior, or 'Roborg'? You decide.

Oh, and we'll be doing an article about The Sarah Connor Chronicles in the next issue of DVD & Blu-ray Review including an interview with the lovely Lena Heady. So you see, we are actually working and not just chatting about rubbish...

Cardiff City Vs Portsmouth in the FA cup final - whatever next? Well, this - an Alien and a Predator settling scores the British way in a penatly shootout in this ad made by Fox and Sky which will air on Sky Pub during the kick off break of the final on the 17th. You can have a sneak peak below.

Next up: Freddy Krueger and Jason Voohees playing conkers...

Alien vs Predator 2: Requiem hits DVD and Blu-ray on the 12th May

We thought it couldn't get better than Zombie Jesus. We thought wrong. Check out this little beaut, Iron Sky, that Mr Geary spyed on the interweb today. This really does look like the best movie ever...