[Review] Damnable Tales: A Folk Horror Anthology
Andy Paciorek reviews Damnable Tales: A Folk Horror Anthology selected and illustrated by Richard Wells, and finds it to be a ‘must-have’ collection...
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] You’ve Got Red on You: How Shaun of the Dead Was Brought to Life
Ellis Reed reviews You’ve Got Red on You: the forthcoming book about the making of 2004’s Shaun of the Dead, written by Entertainment Weekly’s Clark Collis…
[Review] The Show (2020)
Ellis Reed reviews The Show, Alan Moore’s screenwriting début, from the 2021 Arrow Video FrightFest. Mitch Jenkins directs…
[Review] The Villa and The Vortex
William Brown reviews The Villa and The Vortex, an ‘exquisite’ new collection of Elinor Mordaunt’s classic weird fiction from Handheld Press…
[Review] Beneath the Trees (2019)
Mark Anthony Ayling reviews Beneath the Trees by Marco De Luca, which is now available to stream through the Sky Store and Amazon Prime…
Shadow Service by Cavan Scott & Corin M. Howell
Paul Gorman thoroughly enjoys Shadow Service, a ‘fast, gruesome, erudite and funny’ supernatural spy horror comic from Cavan Scott & Corin M. Howell…
[Review] The Midwife (2021)
Ellis Reed reviews The Midwife, a chilling indie horror by Ryan Gage and Marta Baidek, which recently appeared on Amazon Prime…
[Review] Harvest
Paul Gorman reviews Harvest, a superbly enjoyable graphic novel about occult practices in the English countryside, by Julian Payne and Zoe Elkins…
[Review] The Nameless
William Brown reviews The Nameless, the final entry in Luke Walker’s excellent and action-packed Nameless trilogy…
[Review] The Front Door
Ellis Reed reviews The Front Door, a darkly humorous short by Andrew Rutter…