Set in 1645 Essex, The Witchfinder’s Sister follows Alice Hopkins as she returns home to Manningtree to stay with her brother Matthew, after the death of her husband. Mathew has… Read More »Play Review: The Witchfinder’s Sister
I am a huge fan of the horror anthology; from Amicus classic’s like Tales from the Crypt (1972) and Dr Terror’s House of Horrors (1965) to more modern fare like… Read More »Film Review: V/H/S/94
Beginning life as a series of comedy web shorts on Youtube, Zomblogalypse transitions to feature length status with a zany, gory and somewhat patchy effort that seems intent on throwing… Read More »Film Review: Zomblogalypse
Season 3 of Creepshow continues with two more schlock-horror tales that deliver on different fronts and with different degrees of success. While the second segment, ‘Familiar’, bristles with genuine scares… Read More »Creepshow Review: Season 3, Episode 2
M.R. James is a name steeped in history, horror and expectation. The author of countless classic ghost stories, James created many of the modern ghostly tropes that we still see… Read More »Play Review: Lost Hearts