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As the Hammer Films|Hammer Age of Horror came crashing down, the studio became more inventive, bloody, and sexual, leaving a notorious but at least inte...

Get ready for some thrills and chills as Fritz the Nite Owl contributes to the mayhem during a showing of "Friday the 13th" at teh Ohio Theatre.

Voles groom one another, a new book shows Credit: Adrian Coleman On the face of it, we love animals – endless wildlife documentaries, cute videos of kittens in a brandy glass, colourful kiddies’ picture books about rabbits “with imposing floppy ears”, and all the cheerful anthropomorphism of Beatrix Potter, Rudyard Kipling and Walt Disney. Look closer, however, as Henry Mance has done, and in actuality, “to live alongside animals means to kill them”. In ancient Egypt, 70 million animals were bred as sacrificial offerings. Imagine if the pharaohs had had breech-loading rifles, wi...

Join You can call it zeitgeist. You can call it ideaspace. You can even call it coincidence. However you label it, there’s occasionally a fundamental alignment where multiple creatives end up working on the same kind of project at the same time. That’s how you can end up with several Wyatt Earp films in the same year or more than one book from the point of view of Jack the Ripper or even several firehouse dramas. Or maybe it’s just the full moon. Forty years ago, in 1981, big Hollywood studios released not one, not two, but three werewolf-related pictures within a span of five months: