From the creator of TV’s awesome show Death in Paradise comes Death Comes To Marlow, the second book in the The Marlow Murder Club Mysteries series and for reading fans (and we should all be!) this series is perfect reading , its charming, and its a wonderful ‘whodunit’ and features Judith, Suzie and Becks, a…

I do enjoy a good podcast! One of the longest running shows that Ive been listening to is Movie Geeks United, with the title of course indicating that its movie focused, I highly recommend this show. Over the years the show has put out some great ‘series’ of episodes including a cracker of a multi…

Mithamaly Siharath, perhaps more known as Maly Siharath is a Model and Fashion Stylist for celebrities, magazine, red carpet, film, and various other campaigns has today released her latest book  ‘Bare’ which not only has some stunning photography work featuring Maly (including great work from photographers Manuel Gonzales, Steve Anderson, FotoEffex,New You Photo, Mr Photo…

Out now on all formats and from all good book retailers (and e-tailers) is One Last Secret from author Adele Parks. Would you kill to keep it? One last client A week at a beautiful chateau in the south of France – it should be a straightforward final job for Dora. She’s a smart, stunning…

From the author of the Good Girl’s Guide to Murder trilogy comes Five Survive, a gripping cat-and-mouse thriller fizzing with suspense, as a group of friends en route to the beach end up in the crosshairs of a deadly sniper. Out on Kindle, Audiobook, Paperback and Hardback from all good book outlets Eighteen year old…

Abbie Bernstein, the writer of such fantastic books such as The Art of Mad Max: Fury Road (released in 2015), Midnight Mass: The Art of Horror (released in 2021), and Master of Horror: The Official Biography of Mick Garris (which sadly doesnt have a UK release date but can be bought HERE and shipped to…

I do love a good memoir, and I do love a good memoir from someone ive been a fan of for years. and Sam Neill definitely fits into that category. For me the first time I saw Sam Neill on the screen would have been his portrayal as Damien Thorn in 1981’s Omen III:The Final…

I loved ‘The Bill’, such a great series which ran from 1984 until 2010 and ran for over 2400 episodes. Yep you read that right.  Taking us into the Sun Hill police department not just from the uniformed police officers, but also the CID, and above and of course taking us into the lives of…

Abbie Bernstein, the author of some wonderful film and TV tie-in books, such as The Art of Mad Max: Fury Road (which I have right next to me and is glorious), Altered Carbon: The Art and Making of the Series, Godzilla King of the Monsters, and The Cabin in the Woods: Official Visual Companion has…

I’ve seen Fright Night many times over the years since its original 1985 release and also over the years heard the story that a sequel was in the works from creator Tom Holland . It has been a few years since the last update that I had heard but great news. The story continues, not…

Im always excited when a new Post Morton podcast episode from Mick Garris and Joe Russo drops into my ipod and especially love the ‘fun sized’ Ask Mick Anything episodes where we can email or tweet in and, well you know Ask Mick Anything. A recent episode does the unusual and features a couple of…

Diane Franklin: The Excellent COMEDY of the Last American French-Exchange Babe of the 80s AKA The “Better Off Dead” Tribute Book is out now (it was actually released back in February)  In this 3rd book of films about Diane’s career this latest book brings you the stories from the classic 1985 film BETTER OFF DEAD!…

  The first time I heard the name of Cass Pennant was when I saw the 2008 Jon Baird directed film ‘Cass’ which based on the book by Cass Pennant tells the story of young Cass who comes from Jamaica to London ends up becoming not just one of the most feared men in Britain…

Horror filmmaker B Harrison Smith (The Fields, Camp Dread, Death House, The Special) brings historical context to horror films from the 1930s through the late 1980s and the importance of theatrical and group screenings. “We are losing that experience and these kind of memories today. Seeing horror with a crowd of people can’t be compared to watching…

Actor Jim Piddock’s hilarious Hollywood memoir, Caught With My Pants Down and other tales from a life in Hollywood, is now available in the UK For more than four decades, Jim Piddock has navigated the turbulent waters of Broadway and Hollywood as an actor and a writer. In this highly entertaining and witty account of his journey from a small…