Author: Michael Flett

It was in the summer of 1996 that the television movie titled Doctor Who was broadcast, first in Canada, two weeks later in Britain then two days later

A simple pastoral life of subsistence farming and poverty is not much, but it is what the villagers endure and even enjoy, a small community nestled in the

Paris, 1482, a city of nobility and slums ruled over by the cruel oppressor King Louis XI; his counterpart, the “king of the beggars,” is Clopin who presides

Just in time for Hallowe’en, Eureka make another triple dip into the vaults of Universal to revisit the career of Boris Karloff with a set of films released

Returning to her childhood home in the Italian countryside with her husband Richard and their infant son Seth, the accompanying memories are not good for Alyson, nightmares she

A steamer heading across the ocean to home, the carefree passengers debating scruples and morality belowdecks even as the captain navigates through warning buoys on the narrow channel

Released within just over a year of each other, Count Yorga, Vampire in June 1970 and The Return of Count Yorga in August 1971, seen fifty years later

She has built herself up from nothing to a breakout visual artist and influencer with a respectable social media following, celebrating the launch of her first solo exhibition

She sits in the back corner of the restaurant, scowling at the other diners; most of them don’t notice her, enjoying their food and the company they share,

His name once synonymous with Italian horror, director Dario Argento returns to the sunny suburban boulevards of Rome with his first film in ten years, Dark Glasses (Occhiali