[Editorial] Top 15 Best Horror Films of the 1970s
The seventies were rife with excellent gore, kickass suspense, and masterful kills. In a tumultuous time of Vietnam War protests and human rights activism, it became a backdrop for societal upheaval, fringe outliers, class politics, mental and emotional warfare and of course the return of the Boogeyman…
[Editorial] What Makes You Smile: How Parker Finn Took An Award-Winning Short to Full-Length Nightmare
What makes you smile? asks the sinister trailer for Parker Finn’s full-length adaptation of his award-winning short…
[Editorial] 5 Horror Book Recommendations for Newbies
It seems fair to say that there are more horror fans of the film variety than there are of their written counterparts. Films are typically more easily accessible and take less time to complete.
[Editorial] 4 Must-Read Horror Books for Slasher Fans
It’s the middle of the night, thunder crashes around you, the wind creaks and groans. It’s the perfect setting to watch your favorite slasher movie. Suddenly, the power goes out. No more watching a movie… but with a little candlelight, the world of literary slashers is here to sate your thirst!
[Editorial] Ghouls Recommend 7 Horror Books To Read This Autumn
This month we’ve switching off our screens and closing our laptops to cosy on up with a good book as we celebrate horror literature! If you are in search of a recommendation this Autumn, why not take a look at the list from our team of Ghouls below and remember…it’s always cool to be a bookworm!
[Mother of Fears] A Mother Never Forgives in The Woman in Black (2012)
In the remote village of Crythin Gifford, not everything is as it seems. The quaint location seems like it would be the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peace, but the residents of Crythin Gifford have reason to hold their children extra tightly and shield them from the horrors lurking in this slice of the English countryside…
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Mrs. Todd’s Shortcut and the Road to Empowerment
I’ve taken to calling the stretch of books published by Stephen King in the early 90s the “Eclipse Series.” With Gerald’s Game (1992), Dolores Claiborne (1992), Insomnia (1994), and Rose Madder (1995) King explores domestic abuse with a series of inspiring women who fight their way out of unfulfilling and dangerous lives.
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Stephen King Short Stories
In the last decade or so there has been a resurgence of interest in Stephen King's works. New adaptations of older novels like IT and Pet Sematary, and first-time film versions of newer works such as Doctor Sleep have maintained a prominent place for King's own writing in popular culture.
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Ka is a Wheel - Stephen King’s Presence Throughout My Life
Stephen King is a name that has always been in my life. I don’t remember a time before his books. As a little one learning to crawl and walk, the big letters spelling his name on my family’s bookshelves were some of the first things at my eye level.
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Closets, Mazes & Burning Books - How Carrie, The Shining & Misery Soothe my Anxiety
In most instances, fiction writers can be divided into two categories: those who base their stories on their own personal experiences, and those who delve entirely into their own imagination.
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Horrific Reality - Stephen King’s Experiences and Influences
In most instances, fiction writers can be divided into two categories: those who base their stories on their own personal experiences, and those who delve entirely into their own imagination.
[Editorial] I’m Your No.1 Fan: Sleeping with the Dead in Salem’s Lot (1979)
In the small town of Salem’s Lot, everyone knows everyone else’s business. They know that ‘Boom Boom’ Bonnie is having an affair with her boss, they know that Weasel still lives in the boarding house owned by his ex Eva Miller, and they know when strangers come to town.
[Editorial] Horror Filmmakers to Watch: Christian Bachini
IIn terms of innovation in short-form filmmaking, Christian “Kang” Bachini’s incredible Escalation stands out above the rest…
[Mother of Fears] Be Seen And Not Heard in The People Under the Stairs
For Mommy in The People Under the Stairs, that means stealing children from the neighbourhood in the hopes of being delivered a perfect child without having to give birth to it and raise it herself. …
[Editorial] 6 Best Streaming Services for Horror Film Fans
Looking to get your horror film fix? Then here are 6 of the very best places in the UK for you to stream horror, thriller and sci-fi movies.
[Editorial] Frightfest UK 2022: Most Anticipated
This August sees the return of the UK’s biggest genre film festival – Frightfest. Taking place at Cineworld in Leicester Square, the event screens over 60 films over the course of 5 days – including full length features and shorts.
[Editorial] In Her Eyes: Sara Lowes in Witchfinder General (1968)
Sara is a woman condemned from the start, first because of her religious beliefs…
[Editorial] Best 10 Horror Films of the 2010s
When I think of films of the 2010s, the dreaded term ‘elevated horror’ rears its ugly head…
[Editorial] Excision: Devotion to The Bloody Self
Excision is a forcefully welcomed film that leaves a mark on the viewer like a gaping wound…
[Editorial] 15 of the Best Horror Films of the 2000s
The 2000s was an amazing time for horror movies…
