After his previous forays into the world of giant monster cinema, the American classic The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) and the far less impressive British production Behemoth the Sea Monster (…

Not to be confused with Clive Donner’s identically titled but awful 1974 comedy horror, George Moorse’s made-for-German-television film was, for many years, hard to find in an English f…

During the early 1980s, Clive Barker had emerged as one of the leading lights of British horror literature with his best selling six volume collection of shorty stories, Books of Blood, and it was …

In the spring and summer of 2020, with the world in lockdown, British animator Ryan Braund opted to make good use of his time, creating a feature length science fiction film that got in ahead of th…

The success of the James Bond films led to a whole industry of Eurospy lookalikes featuring all manner of special agents (Agent 077, 008, Super Seven, dozens of others) getting up to often quite ab…

Nothing to do with hip-hop group Public Enemy or their subsequent album Fear of a Black Planet (1990), this peculiar Australian made-for-television science fiction fable is virtually the textbook d…

In 1983, James Bond went to war against his most formidable opponent yet – himself. June saw the release of the thirteenth official film from EON productions and four months later, thanks to …

Original title: El buque maldito The third and least interesting of Amando de Ossorio’s quartet of films about the Blind Dead, zombified, Satan worshipping Knights Templar with a taste for hu…

This oddball short film, just a tad over 20 minutes, appeared in the same year as a little run of Dracula feature films – Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht/Nosferatu the Vamp…