Category: TV

In the jungle it has waited for centuries, under the angry volcano, hidden in the darkness of the deep, since the Mayans were driven from their cities in

No endeavour takes place in a vacuum, even if a vacuum is where it eventually arrives. With its goal of placing humans on the Moon, the Apollo programme

“If I have seen further, it is by standing on ye shoulders of giants.” So wrote Sir Isaac Newton to Robert Hooke on February 5th 1675, a statement

By day, Mary Portman is strong. A widow who lives with her teenage stepson, Steven, in a permanent vegetative state since the accident which claimed the life of

Animation has long been the cost-effective option for studios wishing to expand a successful franchise without the necessary expense of a live action production requiring sets, costumes, lead

The year is 2032 and London is in a state of emergency, supplies running low, the homeless crammed in shelters as the world grinds to a slow and

In the Yellow Sea off the coast of South Korea the research vessel Yongang sits at anchor, ostensibly in international waters yet too close to Seoul for comfort

The progress of a slime mould is slow but inevitable, and sure enough, three years after the cinema release of when it won the best director prize in

There are films which fall neatly into categories, easily described and understood, the delight of conservative audiences who prefer to know exactly what they will get when they

The great Vincent Price had a long and colourful career, much of it in the horror genre, from 1953’s House of Wax, one of the first colour 3D