It’s been a long time since Breck Eisner directed a feature film, the surprisingly good 2010 remake of George A Romero’s The Crazies, and before that 2005’s Sahara,

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The world is structured around family units, around couples. Couples who are productive, industrious both in their employment and consumption and in generating the next generation who will

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A producer, director and writer in his own right, not to mention a self-proclaimed geek and tea drinker as well as son of legendary television producer Gerry Anderson,

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Wray Nerely is not having a good day, perhaps not even a good decade. It’s ten years since Spectrum was cancelled, and while the show became a cult