Under the guidance of artistic director Alexandra Spencer-Jones, Action to the Word returning to the Edinburgh Fringe this year with their all male production of the Anthony Burgess

What does travel mean to you? Is it that feeling of rootless freedom, of exploration, of new possibilities; those sensations you cannot replicate in the comfort of a

A strong voice of science fiction since the seventies, Vonda N McIntyre’s novelette Of Mist, and Grass and Sand won her a Nebula, and her expansion of that

Seven years after the Batman was rebooted and revolutionised in the eyes of the audience, Christopher Nolan’s saga of Bruce Wayne has come full circle, resulting in a

It could be argued that the genius of George Lucas was not the stories he told but the way he told them to us. By giving us Star

Of the writers shortlisted for the 2012 Arthur C Clarke award for best British science fiction novel, Jane Rogers was the outsider amongst established names like Greg Bear,

The Amazing Spider-Man is preceded by an awful lot of presumption and cynicism, and it is also impossible to discuss without mention of Sam Raimi’s films. A “reboot”

Last weekend saw the second Glasgow Comic Con take place in the Rennie Macintosh Church, in Scotland’s second city. Unlike last year, this was a two-day event. And I’m

Filmed in the stunning scenery of County Donegal, Grabbers returns to its spiritual home at the Galway Fleadh Film Festival on Tuesday 10th July, but two weeks before

Director Timur Bekmambetov came to the attention of Western audiences in 2004 with his gritty, dark and stylish vampire thriller Nochnoy Dozor, perhaps better known as Night Watch.