The Land Unknown (1957) (film review).
A team is briefed about an oasis in the Antarctic that they are to investigate. The military team is going to be accompanied…
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A team is briefed about an oasis in the Antarctic that they are to investigate. The military team is going to be accompanied…
Cryptology #11 from TwoMorrows dives into The Creature from the Black Lagoon, horror hosts, Richard Powers covers, the Golem and Hammer's The Nanny.
Set yourself a task. Find out about a book that you didn’t know existed and see how quickly you can find a copy…
GF Willmetts tracks down an Italian DVD of Spider Baby, Jack Hill's 1967 cult horror with Lon Chaney Jr. as chauffeur to a…
Sue Davies reviews Adam Simcox's Time Jump, in which guilt-ridden Rachel wins a free trip back to 1997 to undo a death, and…
Jacques Vallee, in this 2008 update of ‘Dimensions: A Case Book Of Alien Contact’, questions whether the pilots of the UAPs come from…
When mainstream writers venture into the realms of SF or fantasy the result is often a disaster, partly because it is not the…
GF Willmetts tracks down More Women of Wonder, Pamela Sargent's 1976 anthology of SF novelettes by women, where Joan Vinge's 'Tin Soldier' is…
‘No Laughing Matter’ is an anthology of nineteen tales that aim to ‘tread the thin line between horror and laughter’. First up is…
‘Creative Futures’ is not your usual anthology but comes with big credentials. It’s a collaboration between science fiction writers, Coventry University and the…
Collaborative writing is difficult to master. Some, like Iain Grant and Heide Goody, produce fiction where it is almost impossible to separate the…
Author Daniel O’Brien makes a strong point in his introduction to ‘Van Helsing And His Kin’ that, next to the legendary Count…you know…