Category: TV

Born in in Amiens, France, in 1912, Odette Marie Céline Brailly was a child of war, her father killed at Verdun in the final weeks of the Great

The first casualty of war is the truth, and in the struggle for victory all is fair, even the most outrageous deceptions carried out in broad daylight with

In the fields beyond the village a kratt goes about its business, a spinning tripedal totem of bone, branch and blade in search of its quarry, tied to

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then director Todd Tucker genuinely admires John Carpenter, Terror of Hallow’s Eve opening with a somewhat familiar white on black

As the sun sets on Los Angeles the streetlights and neon signs flicker on, but at nightfall Jim Vanning sticks to the shadows, a man who doesn’t want

“It’s not very reliable, as you can see.” So spoke the Doctor about the time scanner, a rarely used piece of technology which allows those aboard the TARDIS

Life is what you make it; in their house on the hill, the Dawson family live a life of luxury their mansion and its grounds protected by security

Out now on Blu-ray as part of Eureka’s Masters of Cinema range is Fritz Lang’s seminal film noir The Woman in The Window, starring Edward G Robinson, Joan

On the cold night of 12th December 1942 in Nazi occupied Warsaw, Maria Kupiecka was murdered; unknown by the killer, there was a single witness, the old man

Earl Janoth is a hugely successful businessman, his publishing firm home to a slew of periodicals, among them Sportways, Styleways, Newsways and Crimeways, a man of meticulous timekeeping