Once The Thrilling Starts
An interview with Martin Marshall, the writer of a new, in-depth guide to the 1970s anthology series, Thriller…
Books
Runecaster – an interview with Jane Mainley-Piddock
Horrified’s Andrew Screen interviews Jane Mainley-Piddock about her forthcoming book, Casting the Runes: The Letters of M. R. James...
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…
Voices Under the Hills: Faeries in Machen and Lovecraft
Alexander J. Zawacki explores British author Arthur Machen’s stories of folklore and the fae and their influence on the work of H.P. Lovecraft…
Ten Terrifying & True Terror Tales
Terror Tales editor, Paul Finch, recounts 10 of the most disturbing true terror anecdotes he’s collected during his time as custodian of the much-loved series…
Hauntology: Ghosts of Futures Past
Read the introduction to Merlin Coverley’s new book, Hauntology: Ghosts of Futures Past on Horrified…
Ghosts of 100 Days: An Interview with Artist Sarah Coomer
Horrified interviews one of our favourite artists, Sarah Coomer, about her work, inspirations and -of course – British horror films.
Between Imagination & Reality: The Occultaria of Albion
The Occultaria of Albion explores the weird and unusual of this land. Join us as Horrified explores some of its strange and disquieting tales and discusses the OA’s work with the archivist, Richard Daniels.
The Ghost of the Factory: Why the UK Release of Sayaka Murata’s Earthlings is Great for British Horror
Leonie Rowland takes a close look at Sayaka Murata’s new novel Earthlings and why the release is great for British horror…
Lo, a shadow of horror is risen: William Blake and the Horror Tradition
Making the case that English poet, artist, visionary and radical, William Blake (1757-1827), has one foot planted firmly in the horror tradition.
