This horror author’s work was recommended to me by one of my YouTube book buddies.

He specialises in short stories and has had about a half dozen anthologies published to date. This one I’m reading of his is very good, I’m thoroughly enjoying it and I highly recommend it to all lovers of short horror.

A cult 1980’s horror movie starring Bill Thurman and Anna Chappell, often referred to as a “Drive-In Gem”

A motel owner witnesses her daughter practicing Satanism and in her mad fit accidentally kills her. After putting her daughter to rest, she begins hearing her ghostly voice, telling her mother to kill all the guests at the motel…

One Huge DNF! This was My Official Halloween Read for October 2025 but I found it too tedious and boring. Soon got donated.

One Stupid Ending! Else this is pretty good.

“An Uncanny Dark Tale of secrets lurking in an open grave”

One dark October evening, Edie and her fellow insomniac friends, whom gather for late night chats in an abandoned graveyard, they discover a freshly dug hole where one shouldn’t be. Who dug it and for whom?

When the guilty grave digger returns, Edie and her friends trap him through the night, only to discover that he may be key to recent strange happenings in the town and in turn, finding themselves closer to the mystery than they thought.

A one time banned movie. Noted as one of the most horrific and controversial movies ever made.

It’s must definitely a mind Fcuk of a movie!!

An All Time Classic Horror movie. End of.

I’ve recently started another rewatch of these movies, the first two of which are Horror Classics. There are a couple of poorer additions (Part 3 and Part 8) but overall it’s a movie series that stands the test of time, even 45 years after its debut.

Wow! What a Bloody Boring Movie.

As a fan of all things horror, especially the Dracula, Frankenstein & Werewolf franchises over the years, I was looking forward to this one but it’s So Disappointing. So Boring!!

Not too fussed on this. Pretty Average IMO.

The highly acclaimed debut work of this author. I’ve heard a lot about his work but never read any of it so I’m starting with this one, the story of Etsuko, a Japanese woman living alone in England and dwelling on the recent suicide of her daughter.

This is a definite marmite movie, you’ll either love it or hate it and, though it’s packed with stars of the future, the storyline is very basic.

Maureen Lipnan, Michael Elphick, Nigel Hawthorne, Lesley Joseph, Gary Holten and Kim Taylforth star in this London Cabby wanbabee movie, all drivers on the program needing to learn The Knowledge to qualify for their Cab drivers badge.