The depressing spectacle of the people and global corporations who use tragedy, anger and fear to boost their profile and make money.

The depressing spectacle of the people and global corporations who use tragedy, anger and fear to boost their profile and make money.
It’s time for another vintage VHS (and Betamax) video catalogue from the early days of home video, this time from mega-conglomerate CIC.
The notorious misfire from Amicus producer Milton Subotsky is every bit as disastrous and dismal as you’ve been told.
Britain’s only worthwhile TV station finally launches an on-demand service.
The unruly pleasures of ‘black psychedelia’ on the debut album from Preston’s finest masked madmen.
Continuing our crime movie month with a look at a flawed but interesting film adaptation of a BBC serial from 1955.
Our crime cinema retrospective continues with a look at one of the most impressive and paranoid thrillers of the 1950s.
Oliver Morris explores the new normal of the 2021 Mayhem Film Festival and finds it better than ever.
Continuing our Hammer Horror retrospective with a look at their swashbuckling, vampire-battling superhero.
Our Hammer Films retrospective continues with a look at a classic vinyl horror story, with Christopher Lee making his final Dracula appearance for the company.
A remarkably low-rent toy series aimed at horror-obsessed Seventies kids.
Continuing our Hammer retrospective with a look at what might be the studio’s most underrated film, one hamstrung by tradition and expectation.