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Director Josh Trank brings us a dark portrayal of the abuse of super powers used for egotistical purposes rather than in the usual hero sense. It's out tomorrow, so what did we think?

Director and Writer John Carpenter is renowned for his Science Fiction and Horror movies, from 'Halloween' to 'The Fog, 'The Thing' and 'Starman'. How much of the below did you know about his films?

With the reimagining of The Prisoner breaking out, or not as the case may be, on Syfy screens every Wednesday, Dean ‘he is not a number he is a’ Newman takes a look at other remakes, reboots and rehashes that have hit our screens, both big and small.

Our resident blogger of all things paranormal, Darren Mann has written a new book which records the myths and legends of one of Ireland’s most haunted counties, Cork. He's given us the opportunity to bring you an extract from the book - a chapter titled 'Sea Monsters'.

The Warehouse 13 third season finale brings us an interesting artefact in terms of its context within the show, its place in the genre, and in its origins - a bracelet made from the wires of a marionette, which was once owned by the creator of Pinocchio.

Supposedly created by Nikola Tesla, the Serbian inventor best known for his work in the field of electromagnetism, the Tesla is an electronic stun gun used by Warehouse Agents.

The first half of the season’s two-part finale brought us a kind of artefact that has become very familiar to genre viewers over the last couple of decades – that teensy tiny little troublemaker called, variously, nanomachine or nanite.

And so to S which is for the South Dakota ‘Badlands’, home to the Warehouse and those who work there.

Our resident conspiracy theorist, Vincent Fox, analyses some of the mythical natural disasters that Hollywood has used to fuel Roland Emmerich's oeuvre.