Horror Archives - Nerdalicious

Hell’s Bells! Something Scary For Christmas

December 19, 2016

Sometimes it is easy to forget in the cheer and frivolity of the festive season, that celebrations at this time of year began as a way of warding off the evils of long, dark winters, where snow didn't mean rosy... Read More...

The Tunnel Runner – Terror Under The Streets Of Brisbane

C S Hughes

September 11, 2016

Books

You may have heard of urbex - urban exploration, a little like spelunking, but instead of discovering the mysteries of caves, exploring the hidden, the abandoned, the forgotten spaces of the human-made environm... Read More...

For Halloween We Present The Gothic Horror Lord Bonyfoote’s Dance

Olga Hughes

October 31, 2015

Poet's Stage

For Halloween we present for your terror, delectation and amusement, Lord Bonyfoote's Dance, a poem in the classic Gothic tradition of Edgar Allan Poe and the young Conrad Aiken, a chiller by our very own C S H... Read More...

4 Amazing Horror Musicals You May Have Missed

C S Hughes

October 31, 2013

Film & TV

The first horror musical may have been a rhyming burlesque or parody, with musical accompaniment, on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, performed in Adelaide, Australia in 1823, just 5 years after the novel was origi... Read More...

Two Torments: Stephen King’s Carrie and Joe Hill’s The Lady Rests

C S Hughes

October 16, 2013

Books, Film & TV

Carrie is Stephen King's classic 1974 horror novel, his first published novel, filmed by Brian De Palma in 1976 and starring Sissy Spacek. It tells the story of Carrie White, a teenage girl, kept in a state of ... Read More...

Damned Richard

C S Hughes

October 6, 2013

Film & TV, History

Richard The Third as portrayed by Aneurin Barnard in the TV adaptation of Philippa Gregory's The Cousins' War trilogy, The White Queen, is far from the misshapen figure of the Shakespearean archetype, Cheate... Read More...

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