Ghosts

“Hey, Love Horror have put a second review for The Woman in Black on the site” I can hear some of the less observant of you yell. [...]

Once upon a time Stephen King adaptations were hot property. With critically acclaimed hits like Carrie, Salem’s Lot, Pet Sematary and Stand By Me; King’s stories resonated with a widespread audience. [...]

With all the comic films cluttering our cinemas it’s nice to see a supernatural super hero with a horror heritage giving us something different in amongst all the stretchy pants and camp capes. [...]

I remember relatively recently an advert aired on television hawking some sugar free cola type product to youngish, “trendy but not edgy” males. [...]

From a novel, to a stage play, to a TV movie the story of The Woman in Black is as enduring as it is effecting; as timeless as it is terrifying; and the latest adaptation which darkens our cinema screens does not disappoint. [...]

Buildings have memories. Houses, churches, hospitals, and hotels all hold echo’s of the past, reflections of events that have taken place between the four walls and when the walls talk often they tell tales of sadness, betrayal and fear. [...]