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Culloden/The War Game (1964/1965) (Blu-ray films review).

War dominates this disc containing the films ‘Culloden’ and ‘The War Game’ from the BFI. Both movies are documentary/drama presentation

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Black Mama White Mama (1973) (film blu-ray review).

In 1958, Tony Curtis and Sydney Poitier made a movie called ‘The Defiant Ones’ where two escapees from prison were

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The Pack (2015) (DVD film review),

A movie from Australia, ‘The Pack’ is, as the name suggests, a tale about canine terrorists. Fierce dogs roaming the

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The Mutilator (1986) (dvd/Blu-ray film review).

Shares in tomato ketchup suppliers must have gone up dramatically during the production of this movie, ‘The Mutilator’, because gallons

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American Horror Project Vol 1 (horror film DVD/Blu-ray review).

There seems to be a formula here and that is to take three obscure movies from the 70s, movies that

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Lost Girl DVD: The Complete Final Season (DVD TV review).

It’s bad news for the many fans of the Canadian supernatural series, ‘Lost Girl’, in that it is coming to

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BooksScifi

The Farthest City by Daniel P Swenson (book review).

An enjoyable enough book to read, here we have ‘The Furthest City’, a space opera by the Californian author, Daniel

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FilmsHorror

What Have You Done To Solange (1972) (Blu-ray/DVD film review).

We have all heard of spaghetti westerns but spaghetti horror is not so well-known and here we have an example

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Uncanny Magazine Issue number 8 January/February 2016 (magazine review)

When ‘Uncanny Magazine’ came out, the covers were a bit wishy-washy but now they have improved remarkably. The latest issue

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Music/AudioScifi

The Year’s Top Short SF Novels 5 edited by Allan Kaster (CD review)

Here we have a collection of six short Science Fiction novels of 2014 from established and emerging writers. It’s a

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