David McGillivray’s Worst Fears
Alun Harris takes a ringside seat for Worst Fears – seven sinister tales from the mind of legendary British horror film writer and producer David McGillivray.
Month: September 2016
Boys On Film 15: Time & Tied
❉ Nick Campbell pays a visit to Sir John’s Trouser Bar. Come for the trousers, stay for the tears. Mind the flesh-eating zombies on the way.
Dusty Springfield: Reputation (Expanded)
❉ Rob Morris reviews Dusty Springfield’s PSB-enhanced 80s comeback album, given a luxurious reissue treatment by Cherry Red.
The Worzel Book: The Making of Children’s TV Classic Worzel Gummidge
❉ John Rivers returns to Scatterbrook Farm for a cup o’ tea and a slice o’ cake… ‘He talked about how it was his dream […]
On the edge: The Weirdstone of Brisingamen
❉ Nick Campbell revisits Alan Garner’s first novel.
The Prisoner: drugs, Vietnam, The Bomb and The Beatles
❉ Fifty years ago this month, The Prisoner began filming in Portmeirion, in the village that became one of the series’ visual icons.
Tales of the Unexpected revisited
❉ Alun Harris looks back on the fondly remembered anthology series, which recently enjoyed a repeat run on Sky Arts.
The Black Archive: The Mind Robber
❉ Kara Dennison reviews The Mind Robber, the latest in Obverse Books’ Black Archive series putting individual Doctor Who serials under the microscope.
Baker’s End: The king of cats
❉ Sami Kelsh visits Baker’s End, where Tom Baker plays… Tom Baker!
Dig the music, kids!
❉ Darren Floyd reflects on the guilty pleasure that is Dracula A.D. 1972. A couple of years ago I was telling a mate about a […]