Category: TV

A director of prolific quantity rather consistent quality, the career of Jean Rollin continues to be revisited by Arrow with their third volume of selections from his back

Philip Chance, novelist, has been obliged to leave his comfortable existence in the south of France for a meeting with his publisher who wishes his next project to

A carefree afternoon in Central Park, Madison Avenue advertising executive Bill Templeton and his wife Janice enjoying the late summer sun with their only child Ivy, born at

A winter’s night in London and a man is accosted on the street by an armed thug, but the outcome is doubly unexpected; Doctor Clive Esmond an army

A new house means a new start for married couple Alain and Marie Duval; without children or pets, it is perhaps more spacious than what they were looking

Christmas, the season of joy, goodwill and forgiveness, but not for New York private detective Mike Hammer; his friend Jack Williams whom he served alongside in the war

Paris, 1482, a city of nobility and slums ruled over by the cruel oppressor King Louis XI; his counterpart, the “king of the beggars,” is Clopin who presides

Just in time for Hallowe’en, Eureka make another triple dip into the vaults of Universal to revisit the career of Boris Karloff with a set of films released

A steamer heading across the ocean to home, the carefree passengers debating scruples and morality belowdecks even as the captain navigates through warning buoys on the narrow channel

Released within just over a year of each other, Count Yorga, Vampire in June 1970 and The Return of Count Yorga in August 1971, seen fifty years later