What better way is there to spend a more refined Halloween than at the theatre watching something super spooky?Ghost Stories, written by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, is the closest experience to a living horror film you will get.
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Wow, I have had such a busy weekend that I didn’t get to post yesterday. Pretty criminal considering how close we are to All Hallows Eve.
As a result, I’m going to try to get a couple up today (at least).
As the Bram Stoker Film festival draws near, I thought it fitting that I write about one of his stories.
Yep, the guy who usually wrote about street urchins and the working classes! Apparently he also wrote the odd ghost story. And they aren’t bad either!
Well, you’d expect them not to be considering how popular he was/is:
Check ‘em out!
Again, a spooky one from my childhood. I remember that they used to show ghost stories on Christmas Eve for some reason, and this was one of them. I’d recommend watching that too if you can track it down on DVD.
So, here goes.
First off, I wanted to add one of my all time favourites. My Dad introduced me to this one, and to this day, I still like it. An oldie, but a goodie.
Check out The Monkey’s Paw
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