They say a boy left his bike chained to a tree when he went away to war in 1914
They say a boy left his bike chained to a tree when he went away to war in 1914… but is it true?
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Another Night of the Living Dead Remake?
Here comes another take on Night of the Living Dead for 2026.
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Photojournalists Mary Chind Pulitzer Prize for Photography
Photojournalist Mary Chind of The Des Moines Register was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography for her powerful image of a drowning rescue.
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A Farewell to Mario Adorf
Mario Adorf passed on 8 April at the age of 95, a performer whose rugged presence and magnetic unpredictability left an indelible mark on Italian action films and Spaghetti Westerns
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News Bites! Terrified Tension, Creepy Caves and Bacon Bastards
Terrified with Noad Hawley, Emilia Clarke spelunks When Darkness Loves Us, Kevin Bacon is one of the Southern Bastards
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Trinity – The Gadget from hell
Trinity was the codename for the first-ever detonation of a nuclear device, carried out by the United States Army on July 16, 1945
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Calling a Truce. 2-1 to Germany
1st Battalion The Royal Welch Fusiliers play Germany’s Battalion 371 on Christmas Day 1914
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Tech Addicts 2026 – A Tracker That Screams
In this week’s episode, Ted and Gareth dive into Pebblebee’s new personal tracker is an AirTag crossed with a safety siren and torch, unpack Amazon’s decision to “brick” classic devices, explore the sleek new Merak CD player from Fosi Audio, get the latest on RedMagic’s upcoming gaming tablet and round things out with a cyberpunk vinyl record player that glows like ambient light.
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Tales from the Crypt to Stream On Shudder Next Month!
Shudder brings all seven uncensored seasons of Tales From the Crypt to streaming starting May 1, rolling out weekly. The long-awaited release could also spark a long-overdue Blu-ray upgrade for fans.
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The Underground (1997)
For enthusiasts of 90s low-budget action cinema, especially those familiar with PM Entertainment’s output, The Underground offers a nostalgic trip through gritted teeth.
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