The Man Who Kept Spain Awake
A tribute to Narciso Ibáñez Serrador, the creator of “Stories To Keep You Awake”,
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Archaeology and Folk Horror in HELLEBORE
I’d like to thank James Dixon and Lorna Richardson for inviting me to discuss archaeology and folk horror in HELLEBORE at the 5th Public Archaeology Twitter Conference. I’ve compiled all the tweets from my presentation in this post for easier reading.
The day I met Guillermo del Toro
This isn’t Photoshop.
The Summer of 1816 On Film
In the summer of 1816, a group of Romantic writers (Mary and Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, and John Willian Polidori) gathered in a house on the shores of Lake Geneva and told each other ghost stories. These are some of the films inspired by the events.
Guillermo del Toro on Crimson Peak
Guillermo del Toro is a self-confessed fan of the Gothic Romance. I spoke to him about early influences and the pleasures and pains of reviving the genre on screen.
The return of Gothic Romance
Guillermo del Toro described his recent film Crimson Peak as a “classic Gothic Romance”, a subgenre that has been consigned to oblivion for nearly four decades. But what is Gothic Romance, what makes it different to horror and why did it fall into obscurity?
My favourite ghost films
Old-fashioned, eerie and subtle. These are my favourite ghost films.
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