Author: Michael Flett

Where The Cold Commands ended on a quest, a purpose and a defined goal, with almost a year passed the mythical ghost isle has still not been found

It was on March 20th 2009 that Battlestar Galactica ended its run, crossing barriers throughout its four seasons to become the most critically acclaimed science fiction show of

So overused it has become within the horror genre that found footage is now almost an unconscious parody of itself, though lacking the one crucial element without which

The name of Gene Roddenberry is understandably synonymous with Star Trek, a show which endured many setbacks before it went on to become the world’s foremost television science

Film stars age; that is the nature of things. Even though their great works remain unchanged, celluloid portraits kept in the attic which may look better to modern

A most distinct subgenre of horror, the Italian giallo films often looked beyond the hot passions of the Mediterranean to American pulp thriller novels and Hollywood for inspiration,

In the manner of the Ourorboros, the snake which consumes itself, perhaps more than any other film genre it is horror which suffers from that most pervasive Hollywood

The concept of the first volume of The ABCs of Deathwas simple: an invitation extended to filmmakers the world over to submit a short film based around an

One of the most prolific writers of modern times, the works of Stephen King have become a film genre among themselves, his diverse styles breeding a veritable catalogue

Some call it Bigfoot, some call it the Sasquatch, and in other parts of the world similar legends persist, the Yowie of Australia, the Yeren of Mongolia, the