Month: October 2018

Like the lead character in the novel first published in 1897, over one hundred and twenty years later Count Dracula refuses to lay down and die, endlessly reinvented

The legacy of producer Gerry Anderson goes far beyond Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and Space: 1999, rerun, remastered, reimagined to inspire new generations, the latest of his creations to

Red Miller is a simple man who works with his hands, a logger who spends his days in the forest and his nights with his girlfriend, Mandy, an

While the Moon had been the obvious destination of choice from the earliest adventures of fictional space adventure, as detailed in the British Library’s short story collection Moonrise

It’s been forty years since the Babysitter Murders of Haddonfield, Illinois, forty years since Michael Myers escaped from Smith’s Grove Sanitarium to return to his hometown where as

It’s a bad day on the streets of Hong Kong for Special Forces agent Lin Dong, en route to the hospital where his young daughter is in critical

Through misty hills and forests and beyond the tall gates lies Blackwood School, isolated, imposing, full of echoes and whispers and secrets, kept hidden down a dark hall

It is the oldest story in the book, the eternal triangle of boy and girl and boy; they both love her, she loves them both, but the rules

“We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” Those words, spoken

“Devil’s Den sure has its share of scary stories. I tell you what, you know the thing I like about those stories? It’s not me up in those