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OUTLANDER, 3.7 – ‘Crème de Menthe’
Outlander is often a curious beast. After six episodes of well-crafted, character-driven drama, full of resonance and emotion, its makers suddenly realise they’ve got to get back to telling a story. It could be argued that “Crème de Menthe” is the series back to its standard holding pattern, by supplementing the violent attack on Claire…
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HELLRAISER • HELLBOUND: HELLRAISER II • HELLRAISER III: HELL ON EARTH (1987-88, 1992)
When an unusual puzzle box is solved, it opens a portal to a dimension of pain and suffering, presided over by horror icon ‘Pinhead’ and his Cenobites…
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THE HAUNTING (1963)
A scientist doing research on the paranormal invites two women to a haunted mansion, but one of the participants soon starts losing her mind…
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STAR TREK: DISCOVERY, 1.7 – ‘Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad’
I’m sure a lot of people were overjoyed with this episode, which epitomised classic Star Trek in many ways. It’s only right that Star Trek: Discovery do new things and take creative risks, to bring the series into the modern age and be more accessible to newcomers, but “Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go…
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FEAR IN THE NIGHT (1972)
A young woman recovering from a nervous breakdown moves with her husband to a boys’ school, and finds herself being terrorised by a mysterious one-armed man, but nobody believes her.
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Competition: Win BAD SANTA 2 on Blu-ray!
Would you like to win a Blu-ray of the black comedy Bad Santa 2? Read on…
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THE VILLAINESS (2017)
A female assassin leaves a trail of bodies behind her as she seeks revenge.
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SCARS OF DRACULA (1970)
When libertine Paul Carlson disappears one night, his sober brother Simon and girlfriend trace him to Transylvania, discovering a village terrified by the resurrected vampire Count Dracula…
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ZOOLOGY (2016)
A middle-aged zoo worker living with her mother in a small coastal town suddenly grows a tail that changes her life forever…
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OUTLANDER, 3.6 – ‘A. Malcolm’
After a short break, Outlander returns and finally relieves the pressure from the teasing climax of “Freedom and Whisky”, in which Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) fainted after seeing what he probably thought was the ghost of his long lost wife Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe). But it was no mirage; in “A. Malcolm” a flesh and…
