Category: Geek School

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

Too often hidden from view from audiences accustomed to the effortless digital realities of modern cinema where anything that can be imagined can be depicted it’s easy to

Stanley Kubrick’s scorching 1957 court martial drama Paths of Glory, his third bona fide feature following the cult success of Killer’s Kiss and The Killing, makes its way

Half Man, Half Ant, All Terror! Such is the billing for Mant!, the latest offering from King of the Killer Bs, Lawrence Woolsey as he rolls into Key

It would be fair to say that the period from 1977 to 1986 could be considered a Golden Age for science fiction cinema, particularly for devotees of space

A 1975 espionage thriller directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Robert Redford, the fourth of their seven collaborations, Three Days of the Condor is an adaptation of James

With the advent of the Space Race in the early nineteen sixties, the American film industry turned its attention once more to a genre which had been languishing

“If another of these things should ever be found we are armed with knowledge, but we also have knowledge of ourselves and of the ancient, destructive urges within

By night, car taillights recede into the distance, a pattern of shifting red. By day, Tom and Jan sit by the M6, the camera shifting towards them as

“When we were making the first Edgar Allan Poe film, House of Usher… I had no idea that I would be making a series of them,” recalls Roger