Category: TV

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

There is apparently little honour among thieves; their leader Marc saying he will arrange passage to London and they will regroup in a month to divide the share

The proud ships of the Royal Navy sail calmly on blue seas under a blue sky, but bounced from ship to shore and post to post is Lieutenant

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