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Hawk The Slayer (1980) (Blu-ray film review).

In vogue at the time, fantasy thrillers seemed to dominate the B-movie lists and this one is no exception. ‘Hawk

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FilmsHorror

The Happiness Of The Katakuris (2002) (film on Blu-ray/DVD review).

‘The Happiness Of The Katakuris’ is one of the most stupid and idiotic films you will ever see, surreal, baffling

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FilmsScifi

Chappie (2015) DVD (film review).

A combination of ‘Robocop’ and ‘Frankenstein’, with a little ‘Star Wars’ chucked in, ‘Chappie’ is the latest offering from director

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FilmsHorror

Contamination (1980) (Blu-ray/dvd film review).

Doubtless you have heard of spaghetti westerns but less well-known are the spaghetti Science Fiction movies of which ‘Contamination’ is

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FilmsHorror

Tusk (2014) (Blu-ray film review).

If ever there was a strange movie then ‘Tusk’ is it. Written and directed by Kevin Smith, it tells the

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FilmsHorrorMEDIA

Spider Baby (1967) (Blu-ray/DVD film review).

Half a century and more has passed by since director Jack Hill made ‘Spider Baby, The Maddest Story Ever Told’.

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FilmsHorror

Society (1989) (DVD/Blu-ray film review).

If you could plot a graph of weirdness against time, this movie would start quite low but then increase in

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FilmsHorror

Island Of Death (1977) (DVD/Blu-ray review).

‘Island Of Death’ was made before the Greek economy turned upside down in 1976 which makes it almost 40 years

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BooksScifi

Eden’s Ore Revelations (book 2) by BV Bayly (ebook review)

‘Eden’s Ore Revelations’ is the second volume in BV Bayly’s sequence of novels concerning a futuristic energy source and all

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FilmsHorror

The Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyll And Miss Osborne (1981) (DVD/Blu-ray review).

Dredged up from the bowels of 1981, here we have a very strange French horror movie, ‘The Strange Case Of

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