House of Armstrong: Behind The Image
❉ We delve into a selection of maverick screenwriter Michael Armstrong’s published scripts.
Christopher Lee
Going Underground: ‘Death Line’ (1972) on Blu-Ray reviewed
❉ Pure entertainment at its morbidly violent best, with a style and sense of place that no other British horror film since then has managed to capture. Mind the doors…
BFI Gives ‘Orphans’ A Home For Christmas
❉ Today the BFI has made a collection of over 170 films available to view free online for viewers internationally via the BFI’s YouTube Channel.
‘Midnight Movie Monographs: Death Line’ reviewed
❉ We go underground as we look at the latest Midnight Movie Monograph. Mind the doors…
The Mediaeval Dead?: ‘Tower of London’ (1939)
❉ A heady mixture of pageantry and pain set against a violent, turbulent period of history.
Robin Hardy, The Wicker Man and Folk Horror
❉ We look back at Robin Hardy’s folk horror masterpiece – and its legacy.
The Vampire Lover: My First Taste of Dracula
❉ Fangs for the mammaries: The first time I tasted the blood of Dracula.
Arrow UK exclusive!: ‘City of the Dead’ Dual Format disc
❉ Christopher Lee stars in cult horror from Amicus founders Milton Subotsky and Max Rosenberg.
Christopher Lee in ‘Jinnah’ (1998) reviewed
❉ An epic biopic about the life of the man who founded Pakistan, with a career-best performance by Sir Christopher Lee.
Ghosts of Christmas Past: BBC Ghost Stories for Christmas
❉ We look back on the festive tradition of the BBC’s A Ghost Story for Christmas series, which was revived in 2005.