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Occult Detective Magazine Mythos Special #1 (magazine review).

The editors of ‘Occult Detective Magazine’ usually steer clear of Lovecraftian themes because there are already plenty of venues for

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Sherlock & Daughter: Unraveling mysteries with David Thewlis and Blu Hunt (news).
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Sherlock & Daughter: Unraveling mysteries with David Thewlis and Blu Hunt (news).

In an era where the television landscape is as crowded as a London street at teatime, a fresh series is

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Bootblack (New York Triptych) by Mikaël (graphic novel review).

‘Bootblack (New York Triptych)’ is a graphic novel set in 1930s New York and tells the story of a shoeshine

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Occult Detective Magazine #10 (magazine review).

Here’s another edition of Occult Detective Magazine, the too-infrequent periodical dedicated to the heirs of Carnacki with stories that blend

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The Missing Mummies: Jesperson & Lane Book 3, by Lisa Tuttle (book review).

The Missing Mummies’ is the third outing for the crime-solving duo Jesperson and Lane, set during the 1890s in England.

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Wormhole by Keith Brooke and Eric Brown (book review).

‘Wormhole’ is an excellent cross-genre novel mixing Science Fiction and crime. It was jointly written by Keith Brooke and Eric

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The Brothers Sun: cri-fi kung-fu TV series on Netflix (trailer).
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The Brothers Sun: cri-fi kung-fu TV series on Netflix (trailer).

In the upcoming Netflix series The Brothers Sun, average Californian Bruce Sun’s life takes a wild turn that not even

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Reacher and his Special Investigators: season two on Prime unveils a deadly puzzle (trailer).
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Reacher and his Special Investigators: season two on Prime unveils a deadly puzzle (trailer).

Oh, what a time to be alive for all you couch commandos and armchair adventurers, because Reacher is back, and

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Lift: gold, gags, and bad altitude in Netflix’s high-flying cri-fi heist (trailer).
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Lift: gold, gags, and bad altitude in Netflix’s high-flying cri-fi heist (trailer).

If you’ve ever found yourself pondering the physics of pilfering precious metals mid-air, then buckle up for Lift, the high-flying

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A Haunting in Venice: Poirot's paranormal pursuit? (cri-fi film: 1st trailer)
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A Haunting in Venice: Mark Kermode’s cri-fi movie (film review).

Mark Kermode had arrived for film review time only to find that Kenneth Branagh, with a twinkle in his eye

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