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Half a century is an incredibly long time in television terms. When many shows fail to even have their pilot episode broadcast or struggle to be granted a

Recently announced to direct the big screen adaptation of Marvel’s Doctor Strange, the career of Scott Derrickson can most kindly be described as erratic. There was little positive

Robin Wright had it all; a movie queen at twenty four through her role as Buttercup in The Princess Bride, now her long suffering agent Al (Harvey Keitel)

Opening with an echo of John Carpenter’s Escape from New York, a caption informs that by the year 2023 unemployment in the United States is below 5% thanks

It is the nature of scientific endeavour that in order to achieve, sacrifices must be made; every theory must eventually be tested, and even when all safety precautions

Presented by the appropriately named Stripped Down Productions, the fate of seven Soviet soldiers captured by enemy forces in southern Poland in the spring of 1944 is recreated

The stage is bathed in soft light and ethereal choral music; one side is dominated by a diorama of the surface of Mars with a habitation, the other

Name droppers. They’re annoying in most walks of life, but I will wager my life savings that in the world of celebrity they are more prevalent than anywhere

Night of the Demon, released in 1957 and re-edited for the American market where it was known as Curse of the Demon, is one of the most celebrated

Dracula is a very difficult novel to successfully translate to any medium not only because in the century since publication it has become the template for the majority