A Christmas Carol 1971 REVIEW
A Christmas Carol 1971 is fine animated adaptation of Charles Dickens' immortal tale, says RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES
A Christmas Carol 1938 REVIEW
A Christmas Carol 1938 is an uplifting if not very spooky version of the Dickens Yuletide classic, says guest writer HARRI TYSOE
Son of Dracula 1943 REVIEW
Son of Dracula 1943 is an highly-enjoyable original spin on a familiar genre, says guest writer RICHARD MARKWORTH
Blacula 1972 REVIEW
Blacula 1972 is a rich vein to be opened and enjoyed, says TERRY SHERWOOD
Dave Prowse, Hammer Horror Strongman, dies aged 85
Dave Prowse, the only actor to have played two Frankenstein Monsters in Hammer films, has died aged 85. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES pays tribute to the man who played Darth Vader...
Bram Stoker’s Dracula 1974 REVIEW
TERRY SHERWOOD looks at the UK Dan Curtis TV movie production of Bram Stoker’s Dracula 1974.
TITLE: Bram Stoker's Dracula, aka Dan Curtis' DraculaRELEASED: 1974DIRECTOR:...
Circus Of Horrors 1960 BLU-RAY REVIEW
The Circus Of Horrors 1960 Blu-Ray release is one RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES has been waiting for...
Una O’Connor: Universal Horror’s Excitable Character Actress
Una O’Connor’s shrieking is familiar to anyone interested in Universal Horror. TERRY SHERWOOD looks at the Belfast-born actress behind the screams
Dream Demon (1988) REVIEW
A very British 80’s alternative in dream-themed horror: RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks back on 1988’s Dream Demon.
Lionel Atwill’s 7 maddest and baddest scientists
TERRY SHERWOOD delves into the career of Croydon-born Horror Star Lionel Atwill and picks his seven favourite portrayals of mad scientists!
We rank Amicus Horror Anthologies, from 1 to 8!
Amicus Productions was a stable of 1960s British Horror. TERRY SHERWOOD goes back to his childhood to rank the studio's best horror anthologies
The Woman In Black 1989 Blu-Ray REVIEW
The Woman In Black 1989 Blu-Ray version is finally here with a very welcome restoration. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES revisits a true classic ghost story.
Peter Cushing’s Top 10 Scariest Film Moments
TERRY SHERWOOD picks his favourite terrifying moments from horror star Peter Cushing’s film career, in this week’s Sherwood After Dark
Donald Pleasence: To Halloween and Back
Donald Pleasence is one of England's most well-known yet underappreciated horror legends, says TERRY SHERWOOD in this edition of Sherwood After Dark
George Zucco: Manchester’s Forgotten Universal Horror Star
TERRY SHERWOOD surveys the horror career of Manchester-born Universal Horror player George Zucco, in his latest Sherwood After Dark
Inseminoid 1981 REVIEW
TERRY SHERWOOD takes a look at Norman J Warren's Inseminoid (1981)
Let Us Prey: The Horrors of Norman J Warren
Norman J Warren pioneered the slasher in the UK. TERRY SHERWOOD looks at his brief but influential horror film output
One Man Crazy: The Life and Death of Colin Clive REVIEW
TERRY SHERWOOD reviews One Man Crazy: The Life and Death of Colin Clive by Grey W. Mank
Death Line 1972: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
Death Line (1972) starring Donald Pleasence and Christopher is a fan favourite. Here's 10 things you didn't know from SIMON BALL.
X: The Man With The X-Ray Eyes (1963) BLU-RAY REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reviews the new release of the Ray Milland classic X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963)
Why I love Night of the Demon (1957)
REN ZELEN reveals why Night of the Demon, aka Curse of the Demon, directed by Jacques Tourner, has made such an impression on her.
Hammer Horror: The Warner Bros Years (2018) REVIEW
TERRY SHERWOOD takes a look at Hammer Horror: The Warner Bros Years (2018), which documents the final years of the great British horror studio, in this edition of Sherwood After Dark.
Tod Slaughter, England’s forgotten horror star
TERRY SHERWOOD looks at the life and film career of top English screen villain Tod Slaughter
Magic (1978) Blu-ray REVIEW
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES reviews the new blu-ray release of Magic (1978) with Anthony Hopkins
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