Reviews
Hauntology: Ghosts of Futures Past – A review
Ally Wilkes reviews Merlin Coverley’s Hauntology: Ghosts of Futures Past which uses speculative fiction to produce a careful examination of the concepts of haunting, time, and nostalgia.
The World We Knew – a Review
Ellis Reed reviews new independent British horror, The World We Knew, due for its world premiere at FrightFest in October…
But for the grace of God: Saint Maud – a review
Horrified’s Graham Williamson reviews the psychological and theological horrors of Rose Glass’ Saint Maud…
Opening The Box of Delights – a Review
Dr. Robert Edgar reviews Philip W Errington’s new tome, Opening The Box of Delights for Horrified
It Can’t Happen Here: The Day of The Triffids (review)
Andrew Screen reviews the recent Blu Ray release of the BBC’s 1981 adaptation of The Day of the Triffids
He Will Rise Again: Darkness Visible (Review)
Horrified’s Ellis Reed reviews Neil Biswas’ unsettling and atmospheric British/Indian horror tale, Darkness Visible
Fast! Fierce! Fantastic! A History of Action Comic
Andrew Screen digs into Action, one of the most controversial British comic series of all time…
Appointments with Fear! A review of The Third BHF Book of Horror Stories
Horrified’s Ann Laabs reviews The Third BHF Book of Horror, a sinister spin on characters or situations from classic and cult British horror movies…
There’s so much that I want to share with you: a review of Burn
Ellis Reed reviews Judson Vaughan’s psychological horror short, Burn.
