It’s an obscure thing that used to live on late-night TV, but And Soon The Darkness has an interesting back story.
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Review: The Fleur De Lys – Circles by Paul Anderson and Damian Jones
The definitive book on a much-loved band. The Fleur De Lys – Circles by Paul Anderson and Damian Jones.
Pauline Boty – The Only Blonde In The World
Little is in print about this early pop art icon. So Pauline Boty – The Only Blonde In The World is a book to be treasured purely because there isn’t much else.
Review: The Party’s Over (1963)
Once something of a lost classic, Guy Hamilton’s The Party’s Over is currently available to buy at a discounted price.
Review: Lambert and Stamp documentary (2015)
Alex ‘The Scenester’ Baxter checks out the Lambert and Stamp documentary. Yes, the men behind The Who’s initial success.
Review: Some People (1962)
Directed by Clive Donner, early teen rebellion flick Some People from 1962 has just been issued on Blu-ray for the first time.
Review: The White Bus (1967)
I’ve watched The White Bus in full twice this week and you know what? I still haven’t a clue what it’s actually about.
Review: Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
Over 50 years since it first appeared on the big screen and Fahrenheit 451 is perhaps more relevant today than at any other time in its history.
