Author: Michael Flett

There can be few who do not know the name of the first man who walked on the Moon, who can perhaps even name his colleagues who flew

There’s a lot of history following Wynonna Earp around. First there’s her great-great-grandpappy, the famous Wyatt Earp, a gentleman of equal fame and notoriety whose many occupations during

If Ti West’s 2013 found footage The Sacrament was an undeclared fictionalisation of the 1978 Jonestown Massacre, then it is the mass suicides of 1993 and 1997 of

Since their launch in 2009, Arrow Video have released over two hundred cult titles, often previously unavailable in the UK or long since deleted, in most cases as

The mechanics of film distribution are sometimes a mystery. When film festival schedules glitter with small gems which never see wider distribution – Eadweard, Sisterhood of Night, Therapy

The lonely old country mansion with a sad history is the typical setting for a traditional horror story; strange then that writer/director William Brent Bell of The Devil

Henry Rollins is many things. He is honest. He is direct. He is outspoken. He is extremely well travelled and widely read, knowledgeable on a diverse array of

Riding a wave of expectation fuelled by an extended tour of film festivals around the world, premiering at Sundance in January 2016 and most recently at the Glasgow

“From the eternal sea he rises, Creating armies on either shore, Turning man against his brother, ‘Til man exists no more.” Thus was the prophecy which heralded the

It opens with a tortured glissando of strings and a passage from the Bible, the verses of the Passover from Exodus; outside where the sun gently illuminates the