Category: TV

“Society has many ways of defending itself: red tape, prison bars, or the revolver.” Three friends separated by time and circumstance, one of them has reached the end

Their names most often thought of in association with horror, Tod Browning having directed Dracula and Freaks as well as London After Midnight, one of the most sought-after

Is it true that a cat has nine lives, or is it rather that they are masters of self-preservation, judging when to run and when to fight, able

First entering production in 1964, Star Trek was a bold new television show depicting the adventures of the crew of the USS Enterprise and its command crew, Captain

The Italian film industry having demonstrated in the sixties how it could adapt to trends and produce films of wide commercial appeal quickly, cheaply and in great number

Now departing from London, the British European Airlines Silver Wing for France, aboard it high ranking civil servant Sir Norman Baker, on his way to an important conference,

DeWitt University, Westville, Ohio, and on the basketball court the DeWitt Bears eke their way to victory in the final seconds thanks to Pete “Maniac” Kriziniac; it’s going

Their first season having covered the heavy hitters of the horror genre which fell within the remit of movie productions supposedly as notorious for what happened behind the

Eureka Classics have delved once more into the secret depths of the Universal vaults to unearth Three Monster Tales of Sci-Fi Terror, George Waggner’s Man-Made Monster of 1941,

Following closely in the wake of Gift Horse comes another classic of British war cinema from StudioCanal, The Silent Enemy of 1958, again inspired by a true story