Originally published in 1979, Giger’s Alien was perhaps one of the first ‘movie books’ that allowed fans a glimpse into a world which had, until then, been largely hidden. Part illustrated dairy,
Ask those of us of a ‘certain age’ which actor’s death impacted them the most and there’s likely to be one answer: Brandon Lee. When The Crow was released in 1994, Lee
With Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy both harking back to Star Trek’s golden age, and looking forward to more brave, new adventures, it seems a great time to revisit the show
Released in 1968, George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead revolutionised horror, redefining the zombie genre and influencing filmmakers for generations. Much has since been written about this seminal slice of
It begins with a high-octane wrestling match at Madison Square Garden. As the combatants get up-close and personal, one man in the audience senses something … unnatural. He leaves, heading into the
What better way to celebrate the arrival of Summer — while we wait for the theatrical release of The Mandalorian & Grogu — than with some Star Wars themed drinks. Titan’s latest
There are books-of-the-film and there are Books-Of-The-Film. Volumes so epic that it seems like they were designed with the caps-lock on. Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga – Thor: Ragnarok – The Art
Think B-movie. Think schlock horror. Think cheesy, no-brain entertainment. And you pretty-much sum up the ethos of Troma Entertainment. The company, established by Lloyd Kaufman in 1974, was born out of a
What’s this?! What’s this?! Why, a tour through the story of Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas of course! And just in time for the three-month self-indulgent, gift-buying frenzy that is Halloween-Mass.
It’ll be another year before we get to see the third instalment of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune… fortunately Titan Books have you covered with not one but two stunning Dune-themed releases this October.