A double-disc dip into the Universal archives, Eureka have dusted off further monochrome monstrosities for their Blu-ray collection entitled Creeping Horror, comprising A Edward Sutherland’s Murders in the
The Hikari 109 high speed train is making its scheduled 9:38 departure from Tokyo for Hakata, carrying 1,500 passengers the 1,100 kilometres and with top speeds above 200km
It has long been common for new technologies and the fears associated with their use and misuse to become sustenance for horror films, and while the microwave oven
Filmed back-to-back with The Three Musketeers and released the following year with its premiere in Berlin in October 1974, The Four Musketeers was less a reuniting of the
Political and military power depends on control; the Earth dominated by three principal multi-national groupings, the Alliance, the Union and the Co-ordinated States, they maintain an awkward peace
Married to a successful writer, Doctor Timuçin Erguvan, living together outside Istanbul having returned after several years in New York, to those looking through the tall plate glass
A young man who dreams of becoming one of the King’s Musketeers, travelling to Paris with nothing but a sword, fifteen crowns in his pocket and the good
A recurring visitor to the Edinburgh Science Festival since its inception in 1989, on Wednesday 5th April Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell was joined by Professor Cathie Clarke
A city long associated with magic in many forms, Edinburgh is the birthplace of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who became obsessed with spiritualism following the death of his
