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The name of Guillermo del Toro has become akin to a horror talisman, from his own work on the two Hellboy films, Blade II and most importantly Pan’s

The name of Gatlin would appear to be cursed; in 1984, the children of Gatlin, Nebraska, butchered their parents in the name of He Who Walks Behind The

Science fiction need not be daunting, it need not be bleak, it need not even have a vast budget to tell a touching and charming story of how

On first glance, there could be few dramatists further apart than the American television writer and producer Joseph Hill Whedon and the 17th century English playwright William Shakespeare,

Eighteen months is a long time in modern media, and that is how long it has taken this film to reach the Glasgow Film Festival since its premiere

The story behind John Dies at the End is as bizarre as the film itself; an online story published under the pseudonym of the lead character David Wong

Our past informs the present and shapes who we are, and memory is rarely random so much as triggered, but the question is by what? Having spent most

It would seem that the lines between children’s fairy tales, sleeping princesses woken by the kiss of a passing prince, and horror fiction aimed at more mature audiences,

Released late last year and inspired by the science fiction poems of Edwin Morgan, some of which are presented here, this collection is subtitled contemporary science fiction poems

British pair Andy Diggle and Jock are veterans of both the UK and US comic scenes, with credits on some of the biggest ‘Big Two’ titles around, such