Author: Michael Flett

There is a comfort to doing what you know best, especially with the reassurance of a pre-existing and supportive audience. Funded to the tune of $384,181 via a

If there was ever a comprehensive summation of the disdain the BBC too often displays towards its writers, directors, producers, actors, designers and its audience, it is The

The winter wind blows through the bare branches of the trees and down the empty roads as Anne and Paul Sacchetti retreat to an isolated farmhouse in a

It’s not been an easy life for Ash Williams. It’s over thirty years since he survived the darkness in the woods which claimed the lives of his friends

It’s the last shift of a bad day for Joe Griffin (Eragon’s Ed Speleers); he didn’t get the promotion he applied for and to make things worse his

The anthology film has a long and varied history within horror, the only genre which has truly embraced that format even though science fiction sprung from a similar

Sometimes it’s best to just move on and forget the past, to look on something as a botch job and focus on the future, to not dwell on

There is some irony in the fact that John Frankenheimer’s Seconds, based on the novel of the same name by David Ely, was not a success on its

It’s been a long time since Breck Eisner directed a feature film, the surprisingly good 2010 remake of George A Romero’s The Crazies, and before that 2005’s Sahara,

Whether or not he believed in astrology, the fate of Robert Kenner was in the heavens. Breaking up following a close passage with Jupiter, the fragments of asteroid