FROM PSYCHO writer Robert Bloch and directed by Roy Ward Baker (A Night to Remember), iconic 1972 Amicus horror anthology Asylum is set for the Limited Edition Blu-ray treatment from Second Sight.
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Orson Welles Great Mysteries: Volume 1 (1973) Review
Orson Welles is an iconic figure and the perfect choice for hosting an anthology series telling tales of suspense and terror. Appearing in shadowy silhouette as the brilliant John Barry theme plays over the titles every episode of Orson Welles Great Mysteries begins with his rich deep voice introducing another instalment of intrigue.
100 Pages of Horror –Horror Express by John Connolly
It might not surprise anyone reading this website to find that alongside my intense enjoyment of watching horror films I also like to read books in the horror genre. One of my favourite authors is John Connolly and although he is most famous for his Charlie Parker series which blends crime and the supernatural he […]
Horror Express (1972) Review
For lovers of macabre movies the names Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing evoke all sorts of images from a host of different horror films. Be it modern or classic collaborations, there catalogue of Hammer films together or even there most famous roles individually as theatrical duelling duos go Cushing and Lee are amongst the greatest.
Hammer House of Horror: The Complete Series (1980) Review
Hammer House of Horror was a British TV series from 1980 which ran for 13 episodes each just under an hour taking on stories of the spooky the supernatural the sick and the twisted.
Hammer House of Horror series comes home
This star-studded anthology from Hammer Films presents thirteen unforgettable tales of spine-chilling terror!