Author: Michael Flett

She stands alone on a sandy beach in Thailand, gazing at the sea, the rock formations and the sky; she has the perfect clothes and the perfect hair,

The sun rises over the fields, the sheep grazing safely behind barbed wire fences, another day for William Cross hiding out in the cottage he has borrowed from

A city of glamour and sleaze, of glowing neon atop buildings stained black by industrial smoke, at the dying heart of it is the terminal above the underground

Beau is middle aged and lives alone in a near-derelict block of apartments in a neighbourhood of selfish, cruel and dangerous people. A customary sloucher who is permanently

It was in October 1965 that Hélène Picard was arrested for murder, found next to the mutilated body of a prostitute known only as Cathy; an unstable and

A double-disc dip into the Universal archives, Eureka have dusted off further monochrome monstrosities for their Blu-ray collection entitled Creeping Horror, comprising A Edward Sutherland’s Murders in the

The Hikari 109 high speed train is making its scheduled 9:38 departure from Tokyo for Hakata, carrying 1,500 passengers the 1,100 kilometres and with top speeds above 200km

It has long been common for new technologies and the fears associated with their use and misuse to become sustenance for horror films, and while the microwave oven

Filmed back-to-back with The Three Musketeers and released the following year with its premiere in Berlin in October 1974, The Four Musketeers was less a reuniting of the

Political and military power depends on control; the Earth dominated by three principal multi-national groupings, the Alliance, the Union and the Co-ordinated States, they maintain an awkward peace