[Review] Lips
Ellis Reed reviews Lips, the new short film from Black Octopus Productions…
Reviews
Fiction, films, festivals, television, music…if it’s British horror-related we’ll review it. Here you’ll find reviews of some of the cream of British horror releases from some of the best reviewers around…
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[Review] The Beckoning, plus filmmaker Q&A
Ellis Reed reviews The Beckoning and speaks to the filmmaker, Stewart Hamilton…
[Review] The Thing That Ate the Birds, plus filmmaker Q&A
Ellis Reed reviews The Thing That Ate the Birds – free to watch online through the Alter platform – and interviews the filmmakers, Sophie Mair and Dan Gitsham…
[Review] Holes for Faces
Robert Welbourn reviews Holes for Faces, a new collection of short stories from the horror institution which is Ramsey Campbell…
[Review] Black Mamba
Black Mamba, the debut novel from William Friend, slithers into Ally Wilkes’s must-read list, bringing literary-horror stylings and creepy delights…
[Review] The Outcast and The Rite: Stories of Landscape and Fear, 1925-1938
Horrified’s William Brown reviews The Outcast and The Rite, a collection of the weird fiction of Helen de Guerry Simpson from the ever-exciting Handheld Press…
[Review] Parallel Hells
Natalie Wall reviews Parallel Hells, Leon Craig’s ‘strong’ debut short story collection using gothic horror and folklore to explore queer themes and identity…
[Review] The Queen of the High Fields
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes enjoys Welsh-mythology-based dark fantasy/folk horror novella The Queen of the High Fields by Rhiannon A Grist…
[Review] The Face in the Glass: The Gothic Tales of Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Sarah Johnson celebrates the genre accomplishments of Mary Elizabeth Braddon, a commercially successful Victorian writer, in her review of The Face in the Glass from the British Library’s Tales of the Weird…
[Review] Homebound (2021)
British horror Homebound, supported by the BFI and BBC Film, is the feature length debut of writer-director Sebastian Godwin…