Competition: Win a copy of Link on Blu-ray

The Upcoming is offering three Blu-ray copies of Link directed by Richard Franklin, which is available on Blu-ray, DVD and digitally on demand from 1^st February. 

Link is a British horror film from the late 80s, starring Terence Stamp (Song For Marion, Superman) and Elisabeth Shue (The Karate Kid, The Boys). With its true Hitchcockian style, the feature directed by Franklin has garnered a status as a cult classic since its release over three decades ago.

The narrative begins with Shue’s character – Jane Chase – takes a summer job at a remote, seaside mansion, located on an isolated cliff. Here, she will collaborate with Stamp as Dr. Phillips – her resolute, and slightly monomaniacal, anthropology professor – on various experiments that are attempting to further develop the connection between human and ape. When a project of his suddenly vanishes, however, Jane is left alone to tend to three monkeys. The roles quickly reverse, though, resulting in a claustrophobic, terrifying simian house of horror.

For a chance to win Blu-ray of Link take a minute to answer the question below, follow us on our food Instagram here and send your answer to competitions@theupcoming.co.uk together with your full name, address, mobile number and Instagram handle by Friday 5^th February 2021 at 11.59pm. We will cross check your name in the list of Instagram followers.

What character did Elisabeth Shue play in The Karate Kid?

a) Lucille
b) Ali
c) Susan

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Terms & conditions:

• Closing date is Friday 5^th February 2021 at 11.59pm.
• This promotion is open to UK residents only.
• The prize is 3 x Blu-ray of Link.
• Three winners will be chosen and contacted on Monday 8^th February 2021 at 10.00am.
• The editor’s decision is final and binding on the entrants. No correspondence will be entered into.
• Your name, address and mobile number will be used exclusively in connection with the competition according to our privacy policy.