The techniques of forensic science advancing ever further forwards, the likelihood of a chain of evidence being traced to link a theft or murder to the perpetrator is
It’s a simple and understandable request for sound technician Jack Terry, his producer tired of hearing the same old screams and background noises dubbed on their latest film,
A successful and internationally recognised architect, Jeremiasz Angust has returned to Paris, the city in which he once lived and worked, to deliver a lecture entitled The Perfect
There is an old saying: act in haste, repent in leisure. For Mary Hilton, convicted of the murder of Lucy Carpenter whom she shot several times outside her
The streets of Edinburgh,1849, full of life and death, of poverty and possibility; the use of chloroform as anaesthetic as pioneered by Doctor James Young Simpson has made
In the winter of 1847, death walks the streets of Edinburgh taking the lives of lowly paupers in their hovels and the husbands, wives and children of the
Certain places seem to attract a darkness about them, a darkness which once experienced lives on in memory. One such place is Wychwood House, the former mental asylum
Stacy (Dagmara Domińczyk) is highly strung. To put it mildly. It is the day of her infant son Ramon’s Christening, and rather than enjoying the company of her
One of the most prolific writers of modern times, the works of Stephen King have become a film genre among themselves, his diverse styles breeding a veritable catalogue
