Month: January 2017

If the Internet has proven anything it is that ideas repeat endlessly, that life imitates art, and that the opinion of the masses only proves what is popular,

It’s a lonely job being the last man on Earth, but it is a theme which writers have returned to throughout the history of science fiction as far

It is the duty of the police to investigate, calmly and rationally, to obtain evidence, to interview witnesses, to examine a situation fully and prosecute a case based

Incarcerated for ten years, Prisoner 28 has never spoken of the reasons for his incarceration, but invited by the warden and spurred by a letter from his wife

On the evening of Friday 20th January at Edinburgh’s Blackwell’s Bookshop on South Bridge, prolific science fiction author Stephen Baxter took time out from working on his current

The career of writer/director M Night Shyamalan has been as unpredictable as his films. Coming to international attention with his third feature, 1999’s The Sixth Sense, the twist

Published in 1967 by Joan Lindsay and filmed by Peter Weir in 1975, the mystery of what happened on St Valentine’s Day 1900 at the picnic at Hanging

Too often hidden from view from audiences accustomed to the effortless digital realities of modern cinema where anything that can be imagined can be depicted it’s easy to

While the clocks of reality tick on with the precision of Newtonian mechanics, presuming they sit within a relativistic frame, within the simulation into which Carlos and his

In all cinema there is much to be said for originality and atmosphere, yet in horror it is the latter which is the more important. Playing upon primal