“I Spy” was a popular US TV drama series which ran through 3 seasons between 1965 and 1968. The show starred Robert Culp and Bill Cosby as two US government undercover agents posing as a professional tennis player and coach.
Inspired in part by the successful James Bond films of the time, “I Spy” featured glamorous guest stars, witty dialogue and exotic locations in Mexico, Europe and Asia. Plots however… More

Almost 7 years in the making, Edward L. Plumb and L.J. Dopp’s eclectic anthology, The Boneyard Collection appears destined for 2010 release. More

An unexpected treat, Giancarlo Cobelli’s off beat comedy Fermate il Mondo… Voglio Scendere! (Stop the World I want to get off!) makes it onto DVD. But alas – no English dub or subtitles. More

James Gracey – over at ‘Behind the Couch’, has written a cool little synopsis of one of my all time favourites; Sei donne per l’assassino (Blood and Black Lace).
I adore this film, even if I can’t quite put my finger on all the reasons why. It is visually stunning, the set pieces are highly stylised and the soundtrack cool – in fact the vibe of the whole film is… More

Barbara Steele heads a host of ‘scream queens’ in Jonathan Zarantonello’s new film The Butterfly Room… More

In 2009 Barbara Steele fans were treated to a slew of old friends and rarities re-mastered and rejuvenated, including Silent Scream… More

Catching re-runs of The Sweeney last weekend, I found myself intrigued by the fate of British actor Ian Hendry… More

Barbara Steele will be making an appearance at the Rue Morgue Festival of Fear in Toronto, August 28th to 30th 2009. More

Choose a stormy night, pour a glass of wine, switch out the lights and enter the Nightmare Castle! Restored, remastered and uncut from Severin Films. More

Rupert Everett, the star of Michele Soavi’s fantastic cross genre horror Dellamorte Dellamore (‘Cemetery Man’) turns 50 today. More