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UHF 17 at Sundown

Sarah Collins Sarah Collins

Dust hangs in the air, hoofbeats echo, and under layers of painstaking make-up Roddy McDowall gives the small screen one of science fiction television’s warmest performances. The 1974 Planet of the Apes series was brief, but it left behind a strange, spirited world that still rewards a return visit.

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Those Glowing Eyes in the Village Street

Lisa Monroe Lisa Monroe

What keeps Village of the Damned in regular conversation with classic film fans is not just the famous glowing eyes, but the film’s cool intelligence and beautifully controlled tension. Beneath the eerie premise is a remarkably polished chiller that still feels fresh, unsettling, and surprisingly elegant.

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A Ride Worth Taking

Sarah Collins Sarah Collins

Here’s what made The Time Machine such an enduring favourite: dazzling imagination, a wonderfully elegant design, and the kind of cinematic wonder that still pulls you in. If you love classic films with heart and adventure, this one remains a terrific ride.

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Play It Again, Prime Time

Sarah Collins Sarah Collins

Just a few notes can send us straight back to the sofa, the snacks, and the glow of evening television. As retro style keeps blooming across fashion, interiors, tech, and music, classic USA TV theme songs are sounding more irresistible than ever.

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Still Riding High

Lisa Monroe Lisa Monroe

The map bursts into flames, the theme gallops in, and suddenly you are back at the Ponderosa as if no time has passed at all. Bonanza still has that rare television magic — big skies, bigger heart, and characters who feel like family.

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