Category: TV

The circumstances of the marketing and distribution of any film and its subsequent reception by an audience are never predictable, yet it seems odd that almost thirty years

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

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

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

It’s been thirteen years since the Valentine’s Day murders at Lovers Lane, Sheriff Tom Anderson summoned to the scene only to find his wife Harriet was one of

Originally released in the summer of 1954 and based on the 1929 novel of the same name by Lloyd C Douglas, Magnificent Obsession was the first film which

Dawn Wiener has not been blessed in life; her older brother Mark is smarter than her, playing in a garage band and coaching others in computer science, her

A Technicolour fantasia from the golden age of Hollywood now approaching it’s seventieth birthday, Douglas Sirk’s 1955 melodrama All that Heaven Allows receives a 2K restoration as it

Number 4 Albion Road, North West London, the boarding house of widow Helen Allistair, one of the few landladies who is willing to rent rooms to lone mothers