Stephen King – The Reprobate

Traffic Is Hell: Remembering The Car

The simple pleasures of an underrated 1970s demonic horror oddity.

Unfairly demonised by Hollywood, the cat has carved out a place as a symbol of occult mystery and seductive evil in horror cinema.

There’s a certain logic to most of our fears and phobias, no matter how irrational they might be. But clowns? Really?

This year’s Midland cult film festival includes ghostly cats, deranged birds and bloodthirsty unicorns.

The film version of Thomas Tyron’s bestseller has been unfairly overlooked by horror fans but the subtle chills still work today.

George Romero and Stephen King’s loving tribute to the glory days of EC Comics.

The problems in adapting a complex story for the screen laid bare in John Irvin’s messy, compromised version of Peter Straub’s magnificent novel.

The most notorious star of the 1980s climbs onboard the VHS exercise tape craze.

Black Gunn • The Take • The Dark Half • Skinner • Kaleidoscope • Rabid

Chernobyl • Romance • Cujo • Saint Bernard • Voodoo Man • Used Cars • The Running Man • Nightfall • Night Killer • Robowar

Looking back at the ground-breaking Stephen King mini-series from 1979.