Tenderness Of The Wolves (Blu-ray film review).
Fritz Haarmann was a serial killer from Hanover in Germany who, in the 1920s, brutally killed over a score of young boys and…
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Fritz Haarmann was a serial killer from Hanover in Germany who, in the 1920s, brutally killed over a score of young boys and…
Maybe a bit late in coming out, the new issue of ‘Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine’ (ASIM) is nevertheless welcome. Anyway, wouldn’t it be…
‘Parkour’ is a term we will not readily recognise but once informed most instantly know what it’s all about, that being the discipline…
Uncle Geoff, the editor, thought ‘Outlander’ would be right up my street or glen maybe, because it’s all about wild rebellious Highlanders from…
Having been ill with pneumonia and then a bad back, I was confined to bed for a little while so this is my…
It doesn’t seem long since the very first edition of ‘Top 10 Tales Of Science Fiction’ was on the market and here we…
‘Quatermass’ originally came to TV screens in the early 1950s and this, the fourth and final series, was created by Thames Television and…
In vogue at the time, fantasy thrillers seemed to dominate the B-movie lists and this one is no exception. ‘Hawk The Slayer’ was…
‘The Happiness Of The Katakuris’ is one of the most stupid and idiotic films you will ever see, surreal, baffling and mindbending, yet…
A combination of ‘Robocop’ and ‘Frankenstein’, with a little ‘Star Wars’ chucked in, ‘Chappie’ is the latest offering from director Neill Blomkamp (‘District…
Doubtless you have heard of spaghetti westerns but less well-known are the spaghetti Science Fiction movies of which ‘Contamination’ is an excellent example.…
If ever there was a strange movie then ‘Tusk’ is it. Written and directed by Kevin Smith, it tells the sad tale of…