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One of the most important British science fiction writers of the 50s was without a doubt John Wyndham, whom in a relatively short period be...

It was on a day in 1891 when Scottish inventor William K.L. Dickson surprised his boss, Thomas Alva Edison with his remarkable work in the d...

Since the publishing of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's influential comic book "Watchmen" in the decade of the 80s, the comic bo...

While hardly a filmmaker recognized for great artistry or for making cinema classics, German director Roland Emmerich is certainly someone ...

Once again I have written a review for Cult Reviews , that site devoted to horror and cult cinema that offers me a space to write from time...

After having begun his career as a director by the hand of writer Noel Coward (adapting three of Coward's plays into successful films),...

As one of the most popular English authors of all time, Charles Dickens has had his work adapted multiple times to the big screen, almost s...

When cinema was growing and developing itself as a new storytelling art beyond documentaries or vaudeville acts, classic novels were brough...

Well the year 2008 is gone now and so it's time to reflect about what happened through the year and wonder about what the new one will ...

Very few American sitcoms (in fact perhaps none) have had the degree of success as "The Simpsons", the animated show created by Ma...