The Day The Earth Caught Fire (1961) (blu-ray film review).
‘The Day The Earth Caught Fire’ was originally released in 1961 at the height of the cold war, when we all expected to…
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‘The Day The Earth Caught Fire’ was originally released in 1961 at the height of the cold war, when we all expected to…
The guys on this starliner must be feeling a little old because they’ve reached their Diamond Jubilee! Will they qualify for the state…
The Royal Institute for Space Research is situated near the Thames in London in a building with an oddly familiar spiral staircase. If…
Edward Judd is the main star of this low-budget movie from Merton Park Studios. Made in 1965 and directed by Alan Bridges, it’s…
It’s not Science Fiction as we know it. ‘The Search For Simon’ is a strange and compelling movie about the obsession of a…
Animation at its best, directed by Shinji Aramaki, here we have a post-apocalyptic thriller set in the desolation of New York City. Mind…
An offering from the USA, we have here the ‘Hillbilly Horror Show Volume 1’. You probably know what hillbilly horror constitutes but if…
Whatever you say about ‘Bad Milo’, may it be good, bad or ugly, at least you’ve got to say it’s original. It’s a…
The latest edition of the Dublin-based magazine ‘Albedo One’ is now available and in it there are seven short stories, a couple of…
With all the appearances of a sub-standard TV movie, ‘Damn Sea Vampires’ has a setting somewhere out from Alaska in the Bering Sea…
Directed by Ken Hughes, ‘Timeslip’ was alternatively known in the USA as ‘The Atomic Man’. A British black-and-white movie from 1955, it was…
The Children’s Film Foundation was responsible for making films for a young audience to be broadcast in the cinemas and also TV. In…