THE DOLL WHO ATE HIS MOTHER
The first novel by Ramsey Campbell, and a mixed bag
The first novel by Ramsey Campbell, and a mixed bag
The Christmas ghost story is a British tradition that found its ideal screen capture in the BBC’s A GHOST STORY FOR CHRISTMAS
Not a good movie, although it is a fun one
Just what the title says
Purportedly the most controversial telefilm ever broadcast by the BBC, a mock documentary about ghosts that aired on Halloween night, 1992
This collection was the fabled second book by the great Ramsey Campbell and is widely considered a landmark in scare fiction
In which the UK’s new wave science fiction scene came (briefly) to Hollywood, courtesy of director Richard Lester
A collection about which the cliché “expect the unexpected” fits quite well
In which Edgar Wright does Dario Argento, with London’s Soho district standing in for Turin in DEEP RED and Munich in SUSPIRIA
The making of SHAUN OF THE DEAD is covered with admirable thoroughness in this beautifully designed book