Tag: Quatermass

Regarded as a genius, awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on black holes, “the Professor” is on the run having bluffed his way past the guard on

Moscow, a city of a proud past upon which has been built a neon-lit future of glittering skyscrapers, hovering drones and holographic entertainment suddenly and shockingly curtailed on

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

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

Against a blackboard of equations, chemical reactions, waveform analyses, particle interactions and circuit diagrams, Professor Bernard Andromeda is hard at work, but his devotion to science, his “preoccupation

“If another of these things should ever be found we are armed with knowledge, but we also have knowledge of ourselves and of the ancient, destructive urges within

The pleasant summer afternoon of Saturday 9th August 2014 brought writer Matthew Kneale to the Edinburgh International Book Festival, speaking both of his own most recent work, An

The three major genres of blockbuster films are horror, crime and science fiction, and here with the third flavour of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost’s loosely

Filmed in the stunning scenery of County Donegal, Grabbers returns to its spiritual home at the Galway Fleadh Film Festival on Tuesday 10th July, but two weeks before

Join Geek Chocolate as we look back on a piece of historic television, a science fiction/horror crossover that shocked viewers on first broadcast, that raises the question –