A Nationwide Séance: The Unremitting Terror of Ghostwatch
Graham Williamson heads back to Halloween 1992 for the BBC’s broadcast of Ghostwatch and examines how Stephen Volk’s ghost story still endures despite only a single airing in 28 years…
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For the Benefit of the Tape
DS Hepworth has carried out more interviews than he cares to remember, in his role as a police detective, encountering the underbelly of society in all its guises. Yet, in this disturbing tale, he discovers things that challenge even his sense of reality…
The Dark Masters Trilogy – a review
Ann Laabs delves into Stephen Volk’s The Dark Masters Trilogy, a triumvirate of novellas featuring a grieving Peter Cushing, a very young Alfred Hitchcock, and Dennis Wheatley’s mysterious summons from ‘The Wickedest Man in the World’…
Coffinmaker’s Blues – a review
Ally Wilkes reviews Coffinmaker’s Blues, an entertaining and timely look at the perils and joys of genre fiction by screenwriter and author, Stephen Volk…
Studio of Screams – a review
Studio of Screams, an Amicus-style prose portmanteau featuring novellas by several authors, including Stephen Volk, is reviewed for Horrified by Paul Gorman…
No creaking gates, no gothic towers: An interview with Stephen Volk
From watching ghosts to making coffins, Stephen Volk is rightly regarded as one of the great British horror writers. Horrified’s John Clewarth interviews the man about his life and work…
