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It comes as little surprise that in the diverse acknowledgements in the final pages of his book Of Cats and Men, most of them active participants in the

Finally receiving a long-awaited Blu-ray release comes Peter Hyams’ 1981 space western, Outland, an unjustly-neglected piece starring Sean Connery and Frances Sternhagen, the action takes place in a

There is a long history of films about cinema and the filmmaking process, from the classics Singin’ in the Rain and Sunset Boulevard to more recent features such

Three hundred years after the great freeze, humans are the only surviving animal species on the surface of Earth, and even they cling on only one slip away

Brian Barnes has made a decision: it’s time to get clean and sober. Retreating to the cabin he owned with his ex-wife on the lower slopes of the

“I’ll see you again in twenty five years.” Those words were spoken by someone who looked very much like Laura Palmer to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in

The giant monster movie has been a staple of cinema for eighty years, through King Kong and Godzilla which created the template followed by a plethora of B-movies

Between 1987 and 2005, Star Trek was a constant, ubiquitous presence on television whose presence drove a renaissance in fantastical programming; without Star Trek The Next Generation there

For most of its lifetime, the horror film has been looked down upon, by sneering critics who saw them as being of little value, by teachers and parents

The release of Prometheus in 2012 should have been a cause of celebration for fans of science fiction, horror and cinema in general, the return of Ridley Scott