THE MIND PARASITES
A bizarre book with an even more bizarre history
A bizarre book with an even more bizarre history
A BBC telefilm from 1994, and one of the final such efforts by England’s late Dennis Potter
THE MAGIC TOYSHOP evinces all the qualities that defines Angela Carter’s fiction, namely a fair amount—though not nearly enough in this case—of perverse invention
A British made exercise in Eastern-flavored weirdness that’s not a bad movie, but it could definitely have used a more adventurous treatment.
Here you’ll find a slew of wild, goofy, unpredictable and absolutely first rate reading.
This story might have worked, but only with a more invigorating treatment.
I can’t imagine how anyone could not get a kick out of this novel’s premise of giant flesh-eating crabs rampaging through a British seaside community.
A graphic novel rendering of the notorious Lord Horror mythos that shows up most of today’s purveyors of “extreme horror” as the poseurs they are.