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thedarksidemagazine.com

THE DARK SIDE PROUDLY PRESENTS 1968: DIARY OF A MONSTER KID BY ALLAN BRYCE 1968 was a formative year for yours truly, the illustrious Dark Side and Infinity Editor Allan Bryce. At the tender age of 14 going on 15 I no longer needed to stand on a stool to reach puberty. I was also, for the first time, able to get in to see ‘X’ certificate films, which were supposedly forbidden to those under the age of 16. Okay, so I sometimes still got turned away when my stick-on beard came loose at the cash desk, or when I foolishly attempted to get an OAP discount - but 1968 remains my formative and favourite year. It was the year in which I got my first job as a weekender at Waitrose and my first girlfriend too, plus proper sex advice from my Dad: “It’s not just for stirring your tea with, fella!” 1968 was also the year that the Bryce family moved home, to the charmingly-named Rough Rew Estate in Dorking, and I got to see my first dead body. I also had one or two alarming homosexual encounters which may mean this book gets serialised in Attitude, let’s see. I also went on a hundred mile walk along The Pilgrim’s Way for The Duke of Edinburgh and the bugger never had the good grace to show up and shake my hand and offer me a Knighthood when I arrived knackered (and hyped up on Kendal Mint Cake) at Canterbury Cathedral. Basically I have had such a laugh going through my old Letts Schoolboy Diary to share my early experiences with you lot that I’ll just be glad to have a copy of this book for my own library. I also found it quite sad at times looking back on the great days of my carefree youth before life and its attendant responsibilities kicked me in the wotsits as it does all of us. My Dad had a saying for that too: “If you can’t take a joke fella, you shouldn’t have bloody joined up!” Like any of us reading these words had some sort of choice. Since my fame, or maybe notoriety is a better word, only really spreads as far as our small horror community, or the world

horrorbuzz.com

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frightday.com

This week we’re on the porch, the secrets of how & when the a desert cat statue are discussed, & we talk the art of startling storytelling, as we review Josh Ruben’s, Scare Me. Companion Material:

foundtv.com

Submit your found footage film (completed film, or idea) Explore a world of found footage horror with FOUND! Stream your favorites, find movies near you.

hysteria-lives.co.uk

Advertised as the first-ever fiction feature film shot entirely on the continent of the Antarctic - this slasher is a lot better than might be expected. Especially as it features non-actors who were real-life employees at a base, who spent their free time during one overwinter to distract themselves by making a movie. A group of scientists already battling with declining morale, start disappearing one-by-one after a masked killer in a creepy CPR mask appears in their midst. Thousands of miles away from help, the cold outside is dangerous but something inside is even deadlier.

justonemoreep.com

Je me suis franchement ennuyé sur les trois quarts de l’épisode qui ne nous apporte (presque) rien de nouveau – et qui le fait finalement en révélant des énormes mensonges par omission qui modifien…

screamintothevoid.com

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thepeoplesmovies.com

The Peoples Movies started back in 2008 and later this year we will celebrate our 15th anniversary. I cannot deny those 15 years have been

arta.co.uk

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