“I’m the biggest Anglophile in the whole world …” Horror legend Vincent Price appears on Terry Wogan in 1982.

ADAM SCOVELL reviews the stunning Tomb of Ligeia

JULIE MORRISROE reviews the last Amicus Horror Film, The Monster Club (1981)

SIR BLIMELY WINDY reviews the Vincent Price Shakespeare horrorfest Theatre of Blood

CHARLIE ALBERTSON reviews Scream and Scream Again (1970)

Half of all horror film stars celebrate their birthdays this weekend – it’s a statistical fact!

CHARLIE ALBERTSON reviews the 1969 horror classic The Oblong Box, a Poe adaptation of revenge, justice and murder!

Roger Corman’s comedy The Raven starring Price, Karloff and Lorre is great fun.

Comedy of Terrors – fun comedy with undertakers dealing with a customer who won’t stay dead!

Guest writer ANDREW GARVEY pays tribute to Cathedral – England’s greatest and most influential doom metal band, who have drawn on horror to create their distinctive music over their 20 year career.

During the English Civil War, Matthew Hopkins (Vincent Price) takes advantage of the lawlessness to terrorise East Anglia by torturing confessions of our suspected witches.

The Abominble Dr Phibes is a colourful, witty 70s horror tale that sees Vincent Price in top form, lots of fun, the way horror should be!