Vertigo
Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock
Reviewed by: Tim Isaac
Price: £15.99
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In my book, Vertigo is just about as perfect a piece of cinema as it’s possible to get. Everything about it is so meticulously crafted and it takes the… Continue reading
The Colour of Magic
Directed by: Vadim Jean
Reviewed by: Tom Leins
Price: £24.99
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When inept wizard Rincewind (David Jason) is kicked out of Unseen University for failing to grasp basic magic, he is forced to get a job as a tour guide.… Continue reading
Merlin – Volume 1
Directed by: James Hawes, Ed Fraiman
Reviewed by: Jordan Brown
Price: £24.99
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Arriving in Camelot to work as the apprentice of the court physician, a young wizard named Merlin has to keep his magical abilities hidden from the tyrannical… Continue reading
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon
Directed by: Rob Cohen
Reviewed by: Jordan Brown
Price: £19.99
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Rick and Evie are called out of retirement when their son Alex accidentally awakens the ruthless Chinese emperor Han. As the feared mummy wreaks havoc, the O’Connell family head… Continue reading
The Dark Knight
Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Reviewed by: Jordan Brown
Price: £22.99
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Sometimes a major film comes along that’s so good that it’s difficult to express just how impressive it is. The Dark Knight is one of those films. Kicking things… Continue reading
China.org.cn journalist spots UFO
The Mist
Directed by: Frank Darabont
Review by: Fergus McShane
Price: £6.99
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Stephen King is without doubt one of the most prolifically adapted novelists ever with 108 conversions onto TV and film formats in total. Frank Darabont it must be said then is… Continue reading
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Directed by: Guillermo del Toro
Reviewed by: Fergus McShane
Price: £12.99
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As the title suggest, Hellboy II: The Golden Army follows on from Guillermo del Toro’s first attempt at comic book adaptation in 2004. Hellboy was an underrated success;… Continue reading
Healings Of Atlantis
Voodoo Visions
Over the years I have been asked repeatedly about what prompted me to get involved with a subject like the paranormal and also why did I start writing books about it; fortunately the answer is reasonably straightforward. It ties into a lifetime’s fascination with all things paranormal and supernatural, and from my perspective the words are entirely synonymous.
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