Aggro Is A Way of Life! The History of ACTION – England’s Most Controversial Comic
❉ Was legendarily brutal and gruesome comic ‘Action’ just a victim of a moral panic? And what was its legacy?
Articles by Andrew Screen
Unchartered Seas: ‘The Lost Continent’ (1968)
❉ Andrew Screen chronicles the production of Hammer’s outlandish fantasy adventure.
The Life And Times Of ‘Monster Fun’
❉ Funny Horror For Kids! Andrew Screen looks back on the weekly comic that embraced the full spectrum of horror.
Game Without Frontiers: ‘Late Night Horror – The Corpse Can’t Play’
❉ Andrew Screen reviews Kaleidoscope’s colour restoration of 1968 BBC horror, The Corpse Can’t Play, and accompanying book about the series.
‘Counterstrike’ – The Unluckiest BBC Science Fiction Series… Ever? (Pt. 2 of 2)
❉ Andrew Screen concludes his look back at the BBC’s ill-fated sci-fi drama starring Jon Finch…
‘Counterstrike’ – The Unluckiest BBC Science Fiction Series… Ever?
❉ In this two-part feature, Andrew Screen explores a mostly-forgotten series that seems to have been cursed from the start…
The day of retribution is at hand! ‘Beware My Brethren’
❉ Andrew Screen reviews 88 Films’ release of 1972 British horror starring Patrick Magee and Tony Beckley.
Nigel Kneale: ‘Tomato Cain And Other Stories’ reviewed
❉ This collection demonstrates that Kneale was remarkably talented at crafting short stories, writes Andrew Screen.
Be Strong, Like A Tree: The Making of ‘Edge of Darkness’
❉ Andrew Screen charts the creation of the most ambitious and progressive drama of the 1980s.