Author: Michael Flett

Their father regarded within the community as “the best coloured doctor in all of Louisiana,” growing up with a beautiful and loving mother and two siblings, older sister

His resume now holding over two hundred credits as an actor, to say nothing of his work as a director, stunt performer or stunt arranger, it is little

The goddesses of retribution summoned by victims to avenge them, the Erinyes – sisters Tisiphone, Alecto and Megaera – are up for sale with fierce competition between the

The last days before Christmas, the season of giving and goodwill to all, a message which Father David preaches to his sparse and indifferent congregation, the only member

Arrow once again delving into the diverse back catalogue of eccentric but ebullient Greek director Nico Mastorakis following Island of Death, The Wind and Bloodstone, 1988’s Nightmare at

Another month brings another delve into the Universal vaults as Eureka present a brace of films scanned from the original film elements to make their UK Blu-ray debut,

An oddity on photographs taken decades apart supported by the happenstance passage of a spy satellite, an expedition is sent to the Indian Ocean to locate a supposedly

Her mane billowing as she gallops through the snowy forest, the white mare carries within her unborn third son, born like a flame and shaped like the stars

The world is on fire, and so is the on/off relationship of journalist Amir and his boyfriend Amat, invited to Bolivia by Amir’s friend Amancaya and conducted through

Another day, another roadside motel for Francis, paying in cash and leaving as little trace of his passage as possible, gently nudging those he is forced to interact