LOST IN SPACE
A 1998 adaptation of the classic TV series LOST IN SPACE that could have been worthwhile but isn’t
A 1998 adaptation of the classic TV series LOST IN SPACE that could have been worthwhile but isn’t
It’s a fact that much of the world’s most vital televised science fiction emerges from outside the US, and here are two examples
In which a high-profile film director and TV producer recounts his “Fortysomething Years in Hollywood”
The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s noteworthy film releases
The Christmas ghost story is a British tradition that found its ideal screen capture in the BBC’s A GHOST STORY FOR CHRISTMAS
The first book about the ultra-combative, never-to-be-repeated Siskel & Ebert dynamic
Yogi Berra, film critic?
A now-obscure Finnish made documentary from 1995 about the one and only Maila Nurmi, a.k.a. Vampira
I’m not sure how Stanley Wiater managed to convince a Canadian TV channel to broadcast a show comprised entirely of interviews with horror writers and filmmakers, but I’m glad he did
The second, and last, TALES FROM THE CRYPT big screen spinoff