Category: Horror
Vivarium (horror movie trailer).
In horror sci-fi movie Vivarium, Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots play the young couple shopping for a perfect home, only to discover themselves trapped in a fantastical labyrinthine private housing estate of identikit homes – and forced to stay there like it’s some kind of weird alien-controlled purgatory.
Zombillenium Volume 4: Royal Witchcraft by Arthur de Pins (graphic novel review).
I’ve read quite a few graphic novels featuring zombies over recent years, so my question for any new one is always going to be what’s fresh or different about it. Thankfully, in the case of the latest volume in Arthur de Pins’ ‘Zombillenium’ series, the answer’s clear. It’s set in and around a theme park […]
Voyeurs Of Death by Shaun Jeffrey (book review).
‘Voyeurs Of Death’ is a single author collection by Shaun Jeffrey from 2007 featuring very short stories, most of which have appeared previously in some other horror magazine or anthologies. This means that some editor paid good money for them and was confident they would please the punters which is the best recommendation you can […]
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (horror TV series: trailer).
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels moves us from Victorian times to the USA of the 1930s for the new series of this horror extravaganza – so goodbye steampunk, hello dieselpunk! Cops Tiago Vega (Daniel Zovatto) and Lewis Michener (Nathan Lane) must fight various Cthulhu-lite-like forces of darkness while battling Nazis, gangsters, and a demonic Natalie […]
Shrouded By Darkness: Tales Of Terror edited by Alison L.R. Davies (book review).
‘Shrouded By Darkness: Tales Of Terror’ is a charity horror anthology released in 2006 which featured a few big names such as Neil Gaiman and Ramsey Campbell, alongside other not so famous but nonetheless talented and award-winning writers. All of them donated the stories freely to raise money for DebRA, a charity working on behalf […]
October Faction (Netflix series trailer: True Lies meets Buffy).
October Faction is a new Netflix TV series (based on the comic-book of the same name) which follows the story of spy agency monster hunters Fred and Deloris Allen who, after the death of Fred’s father, return to their hometown in upstate New York with their teenage children Geoff and Viv. As the family adjusts, […]
A Quiet Place II (scifi horror movie: trailer).
This is the trailer for the sequel to the sci-fi horror movie, A Quiet Place; and to be honest, I’ve never heard of the first film – it must have slipped by, very, err, quietly. A Quiet Place Part Two features the last vestiges of humanity seeking to survive in a world over-run by super-predators […]
Welcome To The Dark Side: Occult London by Kate Hodges, Tree Carr and Brian Rau (mapbook review)
Herb Lester Associates are not a traditional book publisher. They mostly produce artistically designed short travel guides and associated materials for those going on city breaks. ‘Welcome To The Dark Side: Occult London’ is a case in point. It comes in a rather attractive slimline printed card envelope, inside of which there are two items. […]
Black Christmas: horror film review by Mark Kermode.
Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to review Black Christmas, a 2019 American slasher film, directed by Sophia Takal, that follows a group of sorority sisters at the USA’s Hawthorne College as they’re preyed upon by an unknown stalker. Black Christmas: horror film review by Mark Kermode
Hung, Drawn And Executed – The Horror Art Of Graham Humphreys (book review).
I suspect a lot of you have seen artist Graham Humphreys’ art without necessarily associating who actually did it. As you should be able to tell from the title, ‘Hung, Drawn And Executed – The Horror Art Of Graham Humphreys’, he specialises in horror film posters, book covers, horror convention posters and commissions. He shows […]
