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Whether you're a lifelong fan or a new viewer who’s just discovered the sun-soaked chaos of the Solana Resort, there’s no denying the outrageous charm of ITV’s iconic sitcom Benidorm.

The 1980s was a decade filled with paranoia, hysteria, and moral panic—none more infamous than the so-called Satanic Panic that gripped America. One name that became a chilling symbol of this hysteria was Ricky Kasso, a troubled teenager whose gruesome crime became a lightning rod for Satanic Panic conspiracies.

From psychological torment to graphic brutality, these ten films stirred up controversy, sparked outrage, and, in some cases, got outright banned. Let’s dive into the most infamous, disturbing, and unsettling cinematic experiences ever put to screen.

Few films capture the raw energy of Britain’s criminal underworld quite like The Long Good Friday. Released in 1980, this gritty, pulse-pounding thriller remains one of the most celebrated British crime dramas of all time.

If ever there was a voice etched with heartbreak and poetry, it was Townes Van Zandt's. His songs are like a whisky-soaked journal—raw, bittersweet, and unforgettable. From pain to beauty, let’s dive into his ten best tracks and the tales they left behind.

David Lynch is more than just a filmmaker—he’s a mood, an aesthetic, and an entire philosophy wrapped in surrealism. His works, from Eraserhead to...

British sitcoms have a unique charm—whether it's their dry wit, awkward silences, or self-deprecating humor. But when Hollywood gets its hands on them, things...

Ever wondered... When the first t-shirt was made? How many t-shirts can I wear at once? How much was the most expensive t-shirt ever...