@DavidHughesTwit Stephen Bissette is a great pal, and we had a blast during our DUNWICH chat, only interrupted when my wife forgot we were recording to announce the Queen of England had died (Not in the final edit!)
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Stephen Laws
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Stephen Laws
@StephenLawsSL
UK horror novelist: GHOST TRAIN, SPECTRE, THE WYRM, THE FRIGHTENERS, DARKFALL, GIDEON, MACABRE, DAEMONIC, SOMEWHERE SOUTH OF MIDNIGHT, CHASM, FEROCITY etc.
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England Katılım Nisan 2020
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Not feeling Halloween this year, but I enjoyed the Arrow up-res of AIP’s The Dunwich Horror (1970), with its imaginative psychadelic interpretation of Lovecraftian horrors.
Includes a two-hour (!) Zoom chat between fans @StephenLawsSL + Stephen R. Bissette. Ia! Ia! Yog-Sothoth!
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@Baddiel I despise Trump. But I see undiagnosed and unrecognised autism in his son, and sadness. We should leave him out of the debate.
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You can basically see the moment he becomes a character in Succession.
Historic Vids@historyinmemes
The evolution of Barron Trump throughout the years
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@gjkendall @TomJamesRowley @Valancourt_B Hope you enjoy it. Bear in mind that it was written at a time when trains had corridors etc. It was on Steven Spielberg’s desk for consideration once upon a time.
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Stephen Laws is an author recommended to me many times.
I'm delighted to finally add 'Ghost Train' to the TBR Pile of Doom.
This sounds right up my alley. Hopefully, it'll hit the spot, as his bibliography looks to be packed with books that I think I'll enjoy.
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I'm in! Take my blood now.
Nosferatu@NosferatuFilm
He is coming. NOSFERATU. A Robert Eggers picture. Only in theaters this Christmas.
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I would so like to see this again. I reckon it gave birth to everything I’ve written. And I’d completely forgotten it.
Rodney Marshall@RodneyMarshall1
Missing, presumed wiped. Haunted (1968) was Patrick Mower's breakthrough series, in which he played a university lecturer travelling across the UK investigating reported paranormal activity. Featured the likes of Peter Vaughan, Ronald Lacey, Nigel Stock, Jacqueline Pearce...
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Last chance to grab these two for $2.99 on Kindle worldwide before they go back in the vault (or back to full price anyway). Tomorrow we'll have two new bargain ebooks, so check back soon!
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Issue 244 of THE DARK SIDE magazine is now available, featuring my feature/interview with late pal, stuntman Eddie Powell, who doubled for Christopher Lee, and others. Lots of inside stories of his time at Hammer etc, and 10 beautifully produced pages.
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@peterjamesuk Always something going on, but the room service is terrible. Long time no see. Hope you’re well 👍
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During the summer, I try to take some time to unwind. However, as an author, I am always on the lookout for new inspiration no matter where I am.
Is there a particular location that inspires you?🏔️🌆
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Horror novelist @StephenLawsSL is a dear friend of the festival, returning last year to interview @frazer_diamond and join our #NigelKneale panel. He lends his mellifluous tones and genre insights to this podcast, new to our YouTube channel. Take a listen
youtu.be/JDXxGS287iM
YouTube
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@brooligan Last time I knocked you unconscious, the first thing you did when you ‘came round’ was to shake your head vigorously. Guaranteed to sort out a possible concussion.
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So, how come convicted criminal and disgraced Jeffrey Archer joins Ann Widdecombe on the Jeremy Vine morning show and is now treated with respect for his views, most often with smiling repartee and indulgence. Any chance you’ll brace him for anything, Jeremy? All pals now, eh?
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@StephenKing “Fantastic! There’s a huge monster gorilla that’s constantly growing to outlandish proportions at loose on the streets!” (KONGA 1961)
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@brooligan Stick an ‘S’ in there and you might have created a new porn term.
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@StephenKing I love the scene where Cagney, eating a sandwich, hears a muffled voice from the back of their getaway car saying ‘I can’t breathe!’ - and he remembers the guy they stuffed in the boot. He casually fires several shots into the boot and asks: ‘That better?’
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@frazer_diamond It certainly interests me, Frazer. Keep on keeping on, my friend. 👍
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Diamond info#10… if it interests anyone here, I’m finally getting my act together, scouring the paper trail, memories, and disc after disc as I piece together a book about our father’s extraordinary stunt career!
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@Stevevolkwriter Steve - this is a view from the front. It’s bald at the back. (And a very beautiful front view it is.)
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This is offensive to bald people!
Elly Griffiths@ellygriffiths
Is this what my hair looks like from the back? Yes, today, thanks to Debbie at R&J Brighton 😊
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@ramseycampbell1 @JonathanJanz ‘Letter from an Unknown Woman’ is heart wrenching.
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@JonathanJanz Me: Make Way for Tomorrow. Bicycle Thieves. Ikiru. Grave of the Fireflies. Letter from an Unknown Woman. The Damned (Losey).
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I look forward to the day when someone can mention crying over a movie and not get mocked for it. I'm telling you, I cry over so many films. I cry because they're touching or sweet or sad...I even cry sometimes because something is so dang good. And I'm completely good with that.
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