Monthly Archives: August 2021

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #3:- THE NIGHTMARE EXHIBITION by QUENTIN S CRISP BJM publisher John Ford describes Quentin Crisp as ‘a very special talent’ and ‘all set to become a modern Lovecraft’, but maybe for once … Continue reading →

When I bought Hunky Dory I must have played the album through some twenty times over the course of a long weekend. This was my favourite track then and it still is now.

Okay, the one we’ve all been waiting for, or is that just me? Jordan Peele (screenplay) gets to play with Clive Barker source material in a ‘spiritual sequel’ to the 1992 horror classic.

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #3:- THE EVIL EYE by DAVID PRICE David Price is one of the stalwarts of the UK indie scene, with an impressive track record of published short stories, running the whole gamut … Continue reading →

It’s one of those days when I just can’t decide, but then thanks to the wonders of modern technology I don’t have to. We can have it all and we can have it now.

A couple of releases that look like they might have the fright stuff.

From the ridiculous to the sublime, or maybe not. A film based on G. I. Joe and a film in which a scientist discovers how to relive the past. I wonder which will prove the more entertaining of the two. … Continue reading →

A review that originally appeared in The Fix #3:- BLACK GATE #2 Generously illustrated with book covers, photographs and artwork by the likes of Hung Ving Mac, Allen Koszowski and Brian Hughes, with clear print throughout and easy on the … Continue reading →

I have a soft spot for this track from Hunky Dory and I love the introduction.

Free Willy meets The Matrix in the latest vehicle for the hugely likeable Mr Reynolds.