Category: Film

Berlin, 1977, a city divided, torn between west and east, the lure of the new and the enforced habits of the old, straining towards the future but in

It begins in a thunderstorm in the hospital morgue as the creepy assistant Kenny takes photographs of the stitched up bodies for his personal collection; his boss knows

While the name of Roswell, New Mexico is well known to followers of UFOlogy and the paranormal, Aurora, Texas is far less famous yet it boasts a story

The Scots have a reputation for being tight with their money; what is more true to say is that they know the value of money and when necessary

Monday 5th June, 1944; the eve of the most important action of the Second World War, the Allied invasion of occupied Normandy, Operation Overlord, “the great crusade, the

Red Miller is a simple man who works with his hands, a logger who spends his days in the forest and his nights with his girlfriend, Mandy, an

It’s been forty years since the Babysitter Murders of Haddonfield, Illinois, forty years since Michael Myers escaped from Smith’s Grove Sanitarium to return to his hometown where as

“We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” Those words, spoken

Funded by over 3,000 fans via Kickstarter in March 2016, production of director Arwen Curry’s documentary Worlds of Ursula K Le Guin was almost completed when the death

In an interesting career move, director Eli Roth, the man behind torture porn gorefests such as Cabin Fever, the two Hostel films and Green Inferno has now turned