Author: Michael Flett

The risk of any artistic endeavour is to be superseded by the future; while normally it would be science fiction which is most at danger of being caught

It was in March 1982 at the 54th Academy Awards that writer Colin Welland stated unambiguously that “The British are coming!” while collecting his Oscar for the script

“In blood there is the Voice which calleth through all space. Ye Monsters in ye Deep hear, and hearing, they lust. Likewise hath it a greater power to

For as long as history has been written, good and evil have fought for dominance over the world, the forces who would build and heal and save against

She did not know that she was a witch when she was married yet they say she was born that way; or was she simply born a woman,

Continuing their investigations into the skeletons in the closets of the wealthy families of Italian descent marked giallo, Arrow Films’ latest expedition has taken them to the fabulous

Life has not been kind to Nick Hayes; his father chose the fast way out when faced with cancer, he is targeted by both the school bully and

Winding through the forest outside Ludlow, Maine, the path is well marked, walked by generations of children as they visit the so-named “Pet Sematary” where they have buried

Mars ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids, but apparently, like some post-apocalyptic nightmare scenario, cockroaches will thrive in that environment, a terraforming tool out of

It’s a just another ordinary day at school for Alexander Papas; have your salt and vinegar crisps stolen by Dinu Balan, get summoned to the headteacher’s office to