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RANDOM RAMBLINGS Well, the move to the new server went swimmingly
and with the bare minimum of screaming, yelling and blood pressure
freak-outs. The new version of the site is now up and running
(though hidden from view for now!) and data is being loaded, the
functionality tested and the new image finalised. I'm on track
for having it ready for launch on Monday 7 July as promised. So
as work continues, there's another small update this week and
the same will likely be true for the June update, the last for
this particular incarnation of the site. Enjoy what little there
is for this month and be here on Monday 4 June for more news of
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| THE EOFFTV WORLD OF HORROR The grand tour is off and running again as we cross the alps into Austria. Not a huge amount of horror films to offer but there are a few variations of well worn themes and even the odd title you may recognise… |
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| FEATURED FILM Before George Lucas changed the face of big screen science fiction (for better or for worse) with Star Wars, he made THX 1138, a more thoughtful, intelligent and interesting stab at SF. |
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FEATURED TELEVISION The Owl Service, first broadcast in 1969, is a stunning supernatural chiller, recently released on UK DVD. Check out our production notes which include contributions from star Gillian Hills, also seen in the likes of Blowup (1966), A Clockwork Orange (1971) and Demons of the Mind (1972). |
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| KEV'S CUPBOARD This week the Cupboard offers up the eye-searing spectacle of psychedelic animation with a clutch of Beatles connections in the weird but really rather wonderful television special The Point (1971). Explore other Kev's Cupboard reviews [and leave your sanity at the door...] |
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