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Harbinger (2026) – Film Review

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By Roger Crow Verified
| On: Yorkshire Magazine Verified
Director: James Crow Cast: Gary Webster, Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott, Peter Woodward Certificate: 18 By Roger Crow I love old-school British horror movies, especially those that don’t take themselves too seriously. And if I know one thing about the genre, it’s that the more money spent on a chiller, the easier it is for things to go off the rails. Check out the 1999 revamp of The Haunting for a prime example.
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An Interview with Actor, Gary Webster

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By Roger Crow Verified
| On: Yorkshire Magazine Verified
Roger Crow talks to Gary Webster about his new horror movie Harbinger, his years working on soaps, and beloved Arthur Daley saga, Minder… Congratulations on Harbinger. Tell us about your character. Mike is one of those maturing TV presenters who’s probably bounced around different formats over the years, morning shows, afternoon shows, daytime shows; found himself in the niche of ghost hunting. He’s made a fair career and a good living out of it.
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Johnny Handsome (1989) – Film Review

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By Roger Crow Verified, Walter B. Hill
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Director: Walter Hill Cast: Mickey Rourke, Morgan Freeman, Ellen Barkin Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow Walter Hill has always had a knack for telling lean, hard-edged stories about outsiders, such as The Warriors and 48 HRS, and Johnny Handsome might be one of his most overlooked films. Released in 1989, it’s a crime thriller that blends noir sensibilities with a poignant character study, asking whether changing a man’s face can really change the man beneath it.
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