Category: Film

It’s never easy raising a child as a single parent, but for Ruth, seven months pregnant and alone, it is a particularly unforgiving brand of hell, finding out

It’s a lonely job being the last man on Earth, but it is a theme which writers have returned to throughout the history of science fiction as far

The career of writer/director M Night Shyamalan has been as unpredictable as his films. Coming to international attention with his third feature, 1999’s The Sixth Sense, the twist

In all cinema there is much to be said for originality and atmosphere, yet in horror it is the latter which is the more important. Playing upon primal

It would have seemed unthinkable when Underworld was released into a niche market to modest fanfare in the late summer of 2013 that, entertaining as it was and

For centuries, the Templar order has fought the Assassin’s Brotherhood for control of the Apple Of Eden, a mysterious artefact of unknown origin which supposedly contains the genetic

Sometimes, the hardest thing to accept is the inevitable. To a child, inexperienced in the world, everything seems eternal, unchanging. The long days of school between weekends last

The king of the monsters, the ancient alpha predator, Godzilla has had a long and successful life since his (sometimes her) first appearance in Ishirō Honda’s eponymous 1954

It is safe to say that the films of Rob Zombie are an acquired taste, possibly safer than the films themselves which never give what is expected of

The sleeper ship has long been a staple of science fiction literature, recently in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Clarke Award winning Children of Time, and science fiction cinema, the Nostromo,