Tag: horror

The “immortal killer” is one of the most enduring of the horror genres, Dracula returning through endless iterations and sequels alongside Frankenstein’s monster and the Wolf Man, the

It began on the night of the harvest hootenanny at the Old Wheary Falls Church in October 1959, the dusk services beginning with a warnings to the eager

It creeps and leaps and slides and glides, and this December it arrives on Blu-ray from Criterion – beware The Blob, the 1958 juvenile delinquent science fiction horror

It begins in a thunderstorm in the hospital morgue as the creepy assistant Kenny takes photographs of the stitched up bodies for his personal collection; his boss knows

Perhaps one of the earliest forms of fantastic literature and certainly one of the most enduring, adapting itself to new formats of storytelling across theatre, cinema, television, graphic

The Scots have a reputation for being tight with their money; what is more true to say is that they know the value of money and when necessary

Monday 5th June, 1944; the eve of the most important action of the Second World War, the Allied invasion of occupied Normandy, Operation Overlord, “the great crusade, the

Red Miller is a simple man who works with his hands, a logger who spends his days in the forest and his nights with his girlfriend, Mandy, an

It’s been forty years since the Babysitter Murders of Haddonfield, Illinois, forty years since Michael Myers escaped from Smith’s Grove Sanitarium to return to his hometown where as

“Devil’s Den sure has its share of scary stories. I tell you what, you know the thing I like about those stories? It’s not me up in those