Tag: horror

It was the trial of the decade, the Devil’s Rejects, Otis Driftwood, Vera-Ellen “Baby” Firefly and Johnny Lee “Captain Spaulding” Johns, the trio of notorious killers behind the

It’s tough work making an honest living. Mary Bland is a ruthless nurse who gets no respect from her patients with whom she has lost patience, while her

“There is a part of Westchester, New York, that you would be smart to avoid, especially at night. That area is Buckout Road, home to every kind of

A volatile and potent concoction, a distillation of the elements of two of the key genres of imaginative fiction, as part of the British Library’s Tales of the

The sun is shining above the estate of the Le Domas dynasty, the mansion, the outdoor pool, the gardens and their encompassing high fence of wrought iron beyond

It’s almost as though the village in the woods doesn’t want to be found, the aged wooden signpost marked as Coopers Cross while the map lists it as

It’s a new start away from the city for Kara and her family, son Jesse and toddler Cambria, at least that’s how she’s sold it to them, but

Go back far enough, and every forest and every mountain has a story; an area of astonishing natural beauty, it was in 1948 that a fire swept through

Stories can heal, stories can hurt, and inherently stories have power, and since first publication almost forty years ago Alvin Schwartz’ three volume collection of Scary Stories to

Certain texts become Fringe staples, particularly if they are out of copyright, endlessly reinterpreted in various ways for the stage, sometimes modernised, sometimes almost unrecognisable; presented by Chicago’s