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Lost Girl Season 4 dvd boxset (DVD review).

It doesn’t seem long since we had season 3 but, here we are, back with Bo and the Fae in

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Nosferatu The Vampyr (1979) (Blu-ray review).

‘Nosferatu The Vampyr’ (1979) may have some similarities to the old black and white silent version from 1922 directed by

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Sorrowful Songs Revisited: Henryk Górecki by Rod MacDonald (article).

play while you read. I first listened to Górecki’s ‘Third Symphony’ on radio and CD 20 years ago. It had

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Eden’s Ore Secrets by BV Bayly (ebook review).

One of the greatest problems of mankind in this current age is the quest for energy. It was once water

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Scream Park (2012) (DVD review).

How many years has it been since the heyday of drive-in movies where, especially in America, you could park your

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47 Ronin Blu-ray (film review).

Japanese culture has always seemed a bit strange to Americans. Not able to comprehend its complexities with the language a

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Ice Soldiers Blu-ray (review).

Dominic Purcell is the hero of ‘Ice Soldiers’, a movie with a ridiculous plot, which is a bit of a

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The New Incomplete Complete And Utter History Of Britain (DVD review).

Most people would normally associate ‘Monty Python’ with the BBC but they did have other existences including this effort, ‘The

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The Ghosts Of Watt O’Hugh by Steven S. Drachman (book review).

This is the first book in a series of novels by the American author, Steven S. Drachman. The first print

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Semmant by Vadim Babenko (book review).

Written in a very direct and intriguing style, ‘Semmant’ creates interest from the very first page. Originally written in Russian,

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