[Review] The Monster, aka I Don’t Want to Be Born (1975)
Noah Rymer takes a look at Network’s recent remaster of The Monster, starring Joan Collins and Donald Pleasence…
Reviews
[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.
[Review] Human Beings
Ann Laabs reviews Human Beings, a quietly dread-inducing collection of short stories by Rachael Llewellyn that will ‘break your heart while creeping your flesh’.
[Review] Just Behind You
Mike O’Driscoll explores Ramsey Campbell’s world – ‘a dark, refracted vision of our own’ – in his short story collection Just Behind You.
[Review] Randall’s Round
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes is entranced by Randall’s Round: Nine Nightmares by Eleanor Scott: ‘a powerful distillation of the British Weird.’
[Review] Great British Horror Volumes 1-4, plus an interview with the editor, Steve J Shaw
Dan Carpenter takes a look back at volumes 1-4 of Black Shuck Books’ Great British Horror series, ‘a showcase for the best the genre has to offer’, and interviews the editor, Steve J Shaw…
[Review] Ars Gratia Sanguis
Dan Carpenter enjoys Great British Horror volume 6, Ars Gratia Sanguis, ‘a fascinating exploration of the links between horror and visual art.’
[Review] Dark Ditties Presents… Dad (2021)
The Dark Ditties gang serve up a zombie apocalypse with a supernatural twist. Ellis Reed reviews Dad, their fifth production…
[Review] The Angels of L19
Dan Carpenter discovers The Angels of L19 by Jonathan Walker, a ‘strange, brilliant’ novel set in a close-knit Christian community in Thatcherite Liverpool.
[Review] I Am Stone: The Gothic Weird Tales of R. Murray Gilchrist
I Am Stone, the latest from the British Library’s Tales of the Weird, beguiles Paul Gorman with the dreamlike imagination of R Murray Gilchrist...