Author: Michael Flett

It’s astonishing that anyone who is quite as lazy as Dirk Gently should simultaneously contrive to be quite so persistent. First presented to the public in the titular

Injured in the line of duty during an attempt escape by a multiple murderer, former detective and profiler Koichi Takakura (Casshern’s Hidetoshi Nishijima) has left the police force

Where horror has moved towards personal threat typified by the unstoppable killing machine who stalks their victims, Michael Myers, Jason Vorhees and their descendents who persist in modern

Above what appears to be the ruins of a multi-storey car park the skies are clear and the stars are out, Orion, the ancient hunter of myth, high

It was at a film festival that Japanese director Hideo Nakata once saw the late Wes Craven comment to the audience that to direct any more than two

“At one point or another, we were all new to this world. The Newcomers are just looking for the same thing we are: to be free, to stake

One of the most prolific, successful, acclaimed and influential horror writers of all time, there is no doubting the position of Stephen King in modern literature or popular

Where there is war, there is suffering. In the late eighties, Tehran lived under a shadow of fear which so permeated the fabric of society that to some

It is December 1959, an era of fear of the Cold War between Russian and America, each fighting for political, economic and technological supremacy, but also the optimism

It’s now almost forty three years since The Exorcist was released in cinemas, one of the most successful, celebrated and controversial horror films of all times, directed by