Radiance Films Reveals New Transmission Titles
HomeRadiance Films Reveals New Transmission Titles
Posted April 8, 2026 06:15 AM by Webmaster
Radiance Films is preparing two new Transmission titles, which are scheduled to arrive on the market this July. They are: Two Boxes: Televised Horror in Franco's Spain and Vampire's Kiss (1989).
Two Boxes: Televised Terror in Franco's Spain
As '70s Spain was bristling against the dying dictatorship of Franco, two infamous television films - inspired by mystery-horror anthology series - depicted this unique period of history with terrifying clarity and dark humor.
After a man enters a telephone box in La cabina, he finds himself unable to leave and at the mercy of fascinated locals while growing increasingly desperate to escape. A world Blu-ray premiere, this release includes a new audio commentary by 'Inside No. 9' creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith.
In El televisor, a suburban man's dream of owning his own TV becomes a dangerous obsession. Presented with new audio commentary by critics and horror experts Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons.
UK STREET DATE: JULY 20.
Vampire's Kiss 4K Blu-ray
Following a violent one-night stand, yuppie literary agent (Nicolas Cage) believes he's been turned into a vampire, baffling his co-workers with his descent into lunacy. Featuring one of Cage's most notoriously outrageous performances, this UHD world-premiere has been approved by director Robert Beiman a features a new interview with him, alongside his short 'The Dumb Waiter' (1979) and a new interview with composer Colin Towns.
UK STREET DATE: JULY 20.
Two Boxes: Televised Terror in Franco's Spain
As '70s Spain was bristling against the dying dictatorship of Franco, two infamous television films - inspired by mystery-horror anthology series - depicted this unique period of history with terrifying clarity and dark humor.
After a man enters a telephone box in La cabina, he finds himself unable to leave and at the mercy of fascinated locals while growing increasingly desperate to escape. A world Blu-ray premiere, this release includes a new audio commentary by 'Inside No. 9' creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith.
In El televisor, a suburban man's dream of owning his own TV becomes a dangerous obsession. Presented with new audio commentary by critics and horror experts Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons.
UK STREET DATE: JULY 20.
Vampire's Kiss 4K Blu-ray
Following a violent one-night stand, yuppie literary agent (Nicolas Cage) believes he's been turned into a vampire, baffling his co-workers with his descent into lunacy. Featuring one of Cage's most notoriously outrageous performances, this UHD world-premiere has been approved by director Robert Beiman a features a new interview with him, alongside his short 'The Dumb Waiter' (1979) and a new interview with composer Colin Towns.
UK STREET DATE: JULY 20.
