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The Infinity team bring you news on your favourite TV shows and movie franchises, including the return of The Goodies and more sad losses in the showbiz and art worlds…

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Anton van Beek takes a critical look at the very latest sci-fi and fantasy video releases on streaming platforms and Blu-ray…

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IN THE NEXT OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD ISSUE OF INFINITY

ISSUE 47 LANDING 14.04.22

THE COMIC’S COMIC!

The screen’s most popular laughter-makers populated the pages of Film Fun comic. Robert Ross takes a nostalgic trip back to when it was a weekly treat for children of all ages

CAVEMEN AND… …ASTRONAUTS!

“Rod Serling called Gilligan’s Island the dregs of television… but chances are he would have said the same about It’s About Time…” It had its fans though, and Mark Phillips was one of them -so he warps back to the stone age to revisit this daft but popular space-age comedy!

MOLESWORTH’S MUSINGS

Richard delves into the now-mythical Seacon 79 World Science Fiction Convention in Brighton, and muses on how such events have changed in over 40 years!

THE ROAD WARRIOR AT 40

Four decades after Mad Max 2 opened in UK cinemas, Roger Crow looks back on the movie; talks to Vernon Wells about playing one of fantasy cinema’s most memorable adversaries, and reflects on the film’s impact…

MOMI DEAREST

True cinema buffs have long been fascinated by the magic of movie museums and movie props. Mike Hankin looks at the history of such things, including the late, lamented Museum of the Moving Image in London

"Such a Happy Crowd are We!"

For over 30 years the Children’s Film Foundation produced quality entertainment for young audiences, employing the cream of British filmmaking talent. John Martin remembers some of the Saturday matinee joys they brought us

IN MEMORIAM: DOUGLAS TRUMBULL 1942 -2022

On February 7th, the same day that we

A QUATERMASS EXPERIMENT

Our resident model expert Andy Pearson recalls the

THE GENTLEMAN OF MAGIC

Allan Bryce looks back on the career of David Nixon, the wizard of the small screen who entertained millions with his warmth and wit…

THE CONNECTING THE DOTS…

M.J. Simpson looks at the Tommy Westphall Universe. Bullshit or not? Does it genuinely link a vast number of popular small screen shows or is it the most outlandish fan theory in the history of television?

PRIVATE EAR

Robert Fairclough looks at the making of Shoestring the lighthearted BBC detective series set in the West Country, starring Trevor Eve as a radio-phone-in detective…