Category: TV

It creeps and leaps and slides and glides, and this December it arrives on Blu-ray from Criterion – beware The Blob, the 1958 juvenile delinquent science fiction horror

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Perhaps one of the earliest forms of fantastic literature and certainly one of the most enduring, adapting itself to new formats of storytelling across theatre, cinema, television, graphic

The legacy of producer Gerry Anderson goes far beyond Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet and Space: 1999, rerun, remastered, reimagined to inspire new generations, the latest of his creations to

It’s a bad day on the streets of Hong Kong for Special Forces agent Lin Dong, en route to the hospital where his young daughter is in critical

Through misty hills and forests and beyond the tall gates lies Blackwood School, isolated, imposing, full of echoes and whispers and secrets, kept hidden down a dark hall

“Devil’s Den sure has its share of scary stories. I tell you what, you know the thing I like about those stories? It’s not me up in those

America, the land of opportunity, where chances are taken and fortunes are made; some are born to privilege, some have to bend the rules to get their first

It is May 1937, and on the last day of their holidays from London to “the haunted shores” of Cornwall, siblings Roderick and Pamela Fitzgerald catch sight of

Family begins at home, and so does horror; established for their scouring of the archives and releasing restored versions of a broad variety of cult cinema from around