A group of prisoners are transported by ship to a remote island prison. During a fierce ... more
storm the ship runs aground and sinks, whereupon the bedraggled bunch of survivors struggle ashore to an apparently deserted lighthouse. When they discover the deca...
Run aground during a fierce storm a group of passengers are forced to abandon ship. As ... more
the survivors (among them prisoners a prison guard and a criminal psychologist) struggle ashore they find themselves at an apparently deserted lighthouse. It's n...
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More animated adventures with Scooby featuring four episodes themed around 'roadtrips'. ... more
Episodes comprise: 1.Frighthouse of a Lighthouse - Haunting of an abandon lighthouse wreaks havoc in a small Midwestern town. 2.Go West Young Scoob - The gang visits a robot resort for living out Western movie fantasies. 3.Farmed and Dangerous - The kids visit the Secret Six Puppies on their farm only to discover it's being haunted by the Demon Farmer. 4.Gentlemen Start Your Montsters - The gang goes to a champion stock car race and finds a pit stop with mayhem. Bonus Episode: Camp Comeoninwannascareya - Shaggy and Scooby are camp counselors when a ghost story comes to life!
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Lighthouse.
A little context is probably needed at this point, at least for those who have never heard of Southwold. Nestling on what is almost an island on the north Suffolk coast, bounded by the river Blyth, the sea and Buss Creek, with only one road in and one road out Southwold is one of those towns that has managed to retain its charm without becoming "twee". Several devastating fires throughout its history have resulted in its most recent rebuilding - oh three or so hundred years ago - being based on a plan to provide natural fire-breaks. Wide streets. Open greens. The place wears its age with the comfort of wealth. Many of the houses are grand. Even the old surviving fisher cottages have clearly moved up-market, yet somehow without the pretentiousness that is evident elsewhere. The 'Sailors Reading Room' which so entranced W G ...
Advantages: Great scenery , lots to learn Disadvantages: lots of stairs...not for the fainthearted
Souter lighthouse
With the Easter holidays in full flow, I seemed to spend my time having a look to see which places were holding events which appeal to children.
Being a member of the national Trust, I often visit places in their "portfolio", so saving admission costs. It's worth checking out www.nationaltrust.org for more information.
Souter Lighthouse is a place I have passed on many occasions and never visited, but with an Easter Egg hunt going on, it seemed a good choice.
~~~~Bit of History~~~~
We learnt lots of things whilst at the top of the lighthouse, and one of the "stories" is that the lighthouse was built in direct response to the fact that in the 1860s, 20 boats hit the rocks. At that time, lots of ships were transporting coal, and this was a hazardous stretch of the coastline; Souter lighthouse was the answer ...
Advantages: All their best songs Disadvantages: Maybe to esygoing for some
The Lighthouse family are a soul duo from up north who recorded their first single, "Lifted" in 1995. The duo consists of vocalist Tunde Baiyewu (Who I believe recently launched a solo career) and keyboard player Paul Tucker who formed in Newcastle. Their debut album was entitled "Ocean Drive" and was also released in 1995. It was a couple of years later that the duo released their second album "Postcards from Heaven."
As suggested by the CD's title, Lighthouse Family "Greatest Hits" is a compilation which was released in 2002 of the Lighthouse Family's most memorable tracks. I would just like to point out that I'm almost 100% sure you'd recognise at least one track from this reasonably well known group.
I think their style of music is best described as easy-listening soul with a truly mellow vibe. Tracks such as "High ...
A ship which is transporting prisoners to a remote island runs aground and all the passengers are forced to abandon ship. The survivors make their way to a Lighthouse thinking that they will be safe there...
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
VISION VIDEO LTD.; UNIVERSAL MUSIC OPERATIONS
Release date
21/04/2003
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
820 040 4
Barcode
5050582004045
Screenwriter
Simon Hunter
Languages
Main Language
English
DVD Description
After escaping from a prison ship, Leo Rook, the most notorious killer in all of Europe, absconds to the Gehenna Rocks off the coast of Northern England and overtakes the lighthouse. Viciously, he brings ashore a prison ship and hunts down its passengers. One by one the shipwrecked go missing, until only two are left--a convicted killer and a brilliant female criminal psychologist who must now team up to take Rook down in this tense, bone-chilling thriller by first-time director Simon Hunter.
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