Purveyors of superstition and exploiters of delusional thinking complain that a new horror film is not realistic enough.

Purveyors of superstition and exploiters of delusional thinking complain that a new horror film is not realistic enough.
A collection of above-average made-for-TV movies from the 1970s.
Our travelling nudist returns with a look at the current state of nude beaches – and it’s a story of slow decline and furtive voyeurism.
We should all be concerned about stories of religiously-driven campaigns against classical art.
A prophetic film about smut on TV.
The curious case of the alcohol-free, hop-infused sparkling water.
Remembering the glory days of the British rock underground.
The life and films of the exploitation filmmaker who had a career-long fascination with giant monsters.
A pictorial guide to the British origins of Bob Guccione’s glamour magazine.
Germany takes the industrial metal route to hopeful Eurovision success in 2023.
The short-lived but better than you might expect TV series of the 1970s.
The British censors allow wealthy streaming giants to self-certify at a reduced cost, while still bleeding physical media distributors dry.