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Michael Mosley’s disappearance and death quickly became a circus for social media commenters, narcissists and the worst people in the world.

The complacency and refusal to change of traditional broadcasters has allowed YouTube to outdo them in almost every aspect.

Looking back at Smallfilms and Gordon Murray’s gentle, relaxing stop-motion children’s TV of the 1960s and 1970s.

More British cult film trailers from the golden age of UK horror, science fiction, arthouse and exploitation cinema.

The Cat Girl was a British comic strip feline superhero long before The Leopard of Lime Street, but is little-known today.

The Pair of Jess Franco films adapted in the 1960s from the work of the Marquis De Sade are examined alongside the books that inspired them.

The alt-glamour performers filmed live at the 2004 festival.

The idea of resurrecting dead rock stars like Steve Marriott through AI is beyond the pale – let them rest in peace.

Apple’s iPad commercial is a dystopian nightmare where brutal, unfeeling machines crush centuries of art and creativity.

The Met Gala using J.G. Ballard’s apocalyptic short story The Garden of Time as a fashion theme is astonishingly clueless.

The Dark Academia interior design trend often feels like an opportunistic fashion statement and cash-cow for wannabe influencers.

Our second collection of British cult movie trailers from the golden age of Britsploitation – monsters, maniacs and mad scientists.