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BooksHorror

Cthulhu Detective: A C.J. Henderson Tribute Anthology (ebook review).

Lovecraft stories employing the Cthulhu Mythos have grown in number over the years and most readers will be familiar with

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FantasyFilms

Motivational Growth (2013) (DVD film review).

I have reviewed some weird films in my 15 years with SFCrowsnest but ‘Motivational Growth’, directed by Don Thacker and

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FilmsHorror

Mark Of The Devil (1970) (Blu-ray review).

Probably one of the most horrific films ever made, ‘Mark Of The Devil’ now appears uncut on Blu-ray for the

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FilmsScifi

Memory Lane (DVD review).

‘Memory Lane’ is a low-budget movie reputedly made for $300 and it shows. There are moments when sound and picture

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MagazinesScifi

Uncanny Magazine # 3 March/April 2015 (emag review).

Maybe a slight hint of panic in the editorial of ‘Uncanny Magazine’ regarding future funding but otherwise this new magazine

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CultureIllustration

Pictures Of Inspiration: Stellar Radiance by David A Hardy: by Rod MacDonald (article).

Uncle Geoff’s favourite Science Fiction photograph is of Thunderbird 2 landing at London airport. https:/my-favourite-photograph-thunderbird-2-landing-at-london-airport-hopefully-one-of-a-series-by-gf-willmetts-article/  I could nominate several photographs but

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Films

Back To 1942 (2012) (Blu-ray film review).

Here we have ‘Back To 1942’, a war movie, so why is it being discussed on a Science Fiction website?

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FilmsHorrorMEDIA

In The House Of Flies (2012) (DVD film review).

If you’ve seen ‘Saw’ and its derivatives, you may be going to familiar territory when watching ‘In The House Of

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FantasyFilms

The Thief Of Bagdad (1940) (Blu-ray film review).

Made in 1940, ‘The Thief Of Bagdad’ production had to switch from England to California because of the war and

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MagazinesScifi

Uncanny Magazine # 2 January/February 2015 (emag review).

The second issue of the new speculative fiction magazine, ‘Uncanny Magazine’, is with us and, by all accounts, it’s a

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