A Very British Horror

We've a very special episode for you. We review a film that has neverbeen seen until NOW!

We talk about the lost 1938 film "Tower of Fear" starring Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi which we were privileged to see at a restricted private viewing.

If you like the sound of the film then and want to see it released in the near future do let us know via facebook, email and twitter and we'll pass those comments on to the films current owners.

Facebook: averybritishhorror

Twitter: @verybrithorror

Email: [email protected]

We're back and its a full moon so lets go for a walk in the Scottish Highlands. That seems like a good idea.

A Scottish Werewolf in Luxembourg anyone? We're howling about the 2002 film Dog Soldiers.

Here's the link to the sequel teaser we mentioned. Its probably not worth watching.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C9utlT9z6A

As always if you want to talk to us you find us in the following places.

Facebook: AVeryBritishHorror

Twitter: @verybrithorror

Email: [email protected]

Do speak to us, we get very lonely and we will answer.

Also if you like what we do, please leave a review on itunes and tell all your friends to listen.

Thanks

We're back after a long absence. In true British horror tradition, Chris's creaky old mansion burnt down. Everyone was ok and we've risen from the grave again to look at our emergency Netflix film, the 1965 Amicus "classic" The Skull.

As usual, we love feedback and you can talk to us via Facebook where we're AVeryBritishHorror. Please give us a like.

We're @verybrithorror on Twitter and you can also contact via email at [email protected]

If you listen to us on iTunes we'd appreciate a review as it helps and do please let all your friends know about us too.

Our first full-length episode tackles one of the big boys, Hammer's Dracula (or Horror of Dracula, if you speak American). Warning: the psychoanalytical interpretation of "staking" is discussed.

Paul and Chris take an in-depth look at the very first British Horror talkie. Boris Karloff came back to Blighty in 1933 to take the title role. Was it worth the effort?

Ever had problems with Pipes in your glory hole? Join Michael Parkinson, Sarah Greene, Mike Smith and Craig Charles, as they investigate a haunted house in Ghostwatch.

Our first full-length episode tackles one of the big boys, Hammer's Dracula (or Horror of Dracula, if you speak American). Warning: the psychoanalytical interpretation of "staking" is discussed.

Its 2016 so we thought we'd try something a bit different for this episode. We're going back to the 1980's and we're eagerly awaiting the rattle of the letter box as the local paperboy puts the first issue of Scream! comic through the door.

A UK comic in the anthology tradition of Eagle or 2000AD with a horror theme, Scream! ran for 15 weekly issues before the dreaded phrase, "see next issue for exciting news about your comic" was printed and Scream! was no more.

We go through the first 3 issues and decide is it really was scary or not?

If you want to read them too we wholeheartedly recommend the brilliant website Back from the Depths where you'll find scans of the issues that you can read.

http://www.backfromthedepths.co.uk/

And we also want to hear what you thought of this episode. Did you like us covering a different subject? Do you want us to cover more issues? What were your memories of Scream!?

Contact us via facebook: AVeryBritishHorror

Twitter: @verybrithorror

Or Email: [email protected]

The second of our Ghost Story for Christmas episodes, this one warns of the dangers of borrowing optical devices from other people. Yes is the adaptation of M.R. James' A View From A Hill.

Happy christmas everyone hope you have a lovely time. See you on the other side.

Twitter: @verybrithorror

Facebook: AVeryBritishHorror

Email: [email protected]