Monthly Archives: September 2021

Not a lot happening this week in the Horror/Fantasy categories, so let’s take a look at this spin off from The Sopranos TV series (which I’ve never watched – did I miss anything?).

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #3:- SCHEHERAZADE #22 Scheherazade, ‘The Magazine of Fantasy, Science Fiction and Gothic Romance’, is a publication that’s stood the test of time, and one that’s always made a point of presenting its … Continue reading →

A long time ago on the principle of knowing your enemy, I read Whatever Happened to Sex? by Mary Whitehouse and in the chapter on rock music she started to blather on about some of the unhealthy aspects of the … Continue reading →

The latest from director James Wan.

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #3:- NOT ONE OF US #26 From an appearance point of view this magazine is more utilitarian than attractive, with a determined effort to pack in as much content as possible. The … Continue reading →

Every Picture Tells a Story has now been out in the wild for fifty years, and so for the month of September we pass the mic over to Mr Rodney Stewart. This is almost certainly the best known song from … Continue reading →

The latest from the House of Marvel and a comic I don’t recall ever reading, so if I go see this one then I’ll be going in without expectations (other than, of course, to have a good time).