Tell Me I’m Worthless
Dan Carpenter reviews Tell Me I’m Worthless by Alison Rumfitt: ‘the haunted house novel for our times.’
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A returned soldier with PTSD finds himself working as a driver for an old army friend. His first shift doesn’t go to plan when he starts to see signs. Signs in the license plates, orders meant just for him. And he’ll do anything for the mission…
Rod Serling’s Night Gallery: Contemplating Roddy McDowall, the Panic of the Inevitable in The Cemetery and the Choices We Make
In this personal piece by Jamie Evans, he explores Roddy McDowall in 1969’s Night Gallery, interprets the actor’s performance and the writing of Rod Serling..
Devlin Parade
When a corrupt official puts the kibosh on attempts to save their neighbourhood from demolition, the members of a Community Land Trust cut through the red tape and make their final appeal… to a force more powerful and terrifying than even the most dedicated government bureaucrat.
Distress and Calling
Every night, when her dad is asleep, Bretta creeps downstairs and listens to the voice in the boiler room…
Black Rainbow: Horror Theory, ZX Spectrums and Me
Dan Pietersen recalls the oft-forgotten majesty of the late Clive Sinclair’s ZX Spectrum and its myriad games, both horror and weird…
Weird ’90s – Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends
Graham Williamson returns to discuss a staple of 90s television weirdness (and even weirder subjects) in Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends…
One Of Your Sons: Penda’s Fen
Author K B Morris examines the 1974’s BBC Play for Today, David Rudkin’s Penda’s Fen, and its exploration of the notion of Englishness…
[Review] Evie (2021)
Ellis Reed reviews Evie by Dominic Brunt and Jamie Lundy, which premièred at the 2021 Arrow Video FrightFest…