Celebrating The Invisible Man (1933)
Celebrating the British influence in Universal’s Classic Monster stable, Johnny Restall explores James Whale’s 1933 adaptation of H.G. Wells’ The Invisible Man…
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A Trilogy Of Terrors: How The Usborne Supernatural Guides Enriched My Childhood
Johnny Restall recalls the terrors of his childhood with the Usborne Supernatural Guides…
[Review] Beasts Beyond Borders: Gothic – An Illustrated History by Roger Luckhurst
Johnny Restall explores the global gothic with Roger Luckhurst’s fascinating new volume Gothic – An Illustrated History.
Flowers, Feathers & Fate – Alan Garner’s The Owl Service
A tormented tangle of feathers, flowers and fate: Johnny Restall investigates the possessing patterns of Alan Garner’s The Owl Service…
Subterranean Savagery: A Ride On The Death Line (1972)
Carriages, Cannibals & Corrupt Capitalism! Johnny Restall takes a ride through the Tube’s tunnels of terror with 1972’s Death Line…
‘From The Eternal Sea, He Rises’: 45 Years of The Omen
Johnny Restall celebrates 45 satanic years of British horror classic, 1976’s The Omen…
Corman In The Countryside: The English Poe Films
Johnny Restall explores Roger Corman’s UK Poe Films: When American Gothic met festering English Arcadia…
An Appreciation Of Borley Rectory (2017)
Johnny Restall dares enter Ashley Thorpe’s 2017 recreation of Borley Rectory – the Most Haunted House in England…
The Banality Of Evil: 10 Rillington Place (1971)
Johnny Restall examines Richard Fleischer’s seminal 1971 British murder masterpiece, 10 Rillington Place…
Giving The Devil His Due: The demonic in British Horror Cinema
Johnny Restall grows horns and takes a personal look at the Satanic highlights of British horror cinema…